https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/294e8c9d6cb888fa0db35385b0226f9e.pdf 35ab66fc6a419e43b6d70f563a0740b6 PDF Text Text • ,I " • Tm11 Sentinel Ohio-Point Plana 1t, W. Va. PL&ASER -10 POUND MEAT SALE We Reserve The Riehl To Limit Quantities . STORE HOURS Mond_ay thru Sunday 8 AM-10 PM 298 SECOND ST. _POMEROY, Ott. • Ohio Lottery Cleveland eliminated by Bulls Pick3 688 Pick 4 3932 Super Lotto 4-9-11-24-44-27 Kicker 258361 Page 4 • ' ,. BACON Chance ·of rain 60 percent ~011lght. Low In upper 40s. Tues90 percent chance of rain. near 60. 10 -LB. PKG. PRICES EFFECnYE SUN., MAY 7 THRU SAT., MAY 13, 1989' 1 Section. 1 0 Pages Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Monday, May 8, 1989, .' 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. .. r. I\ ' CHICKEN . . . $ 89. T-Bone Steak •••• ~~. 3 . U.S.D.A. CHOICE . GUNNOE'S OAK RIDGE Sausage •••••••••••• ~~ •• 8'9<:· Pepperoni •••••• :;.~z~ •• 99< . . Bacon •••••••••••••••••••• 6 9 HORMEL CAROLINA PRIZE . · $ 9 11 Chuck Roast ••••L:~ ••~ BONELESS . $ 79 Rump Roast •••••L:.... .1 • • . ''.• ,. 10 LB.· PKG. ' .CHICKEN LEG QUARTERS . . RJOOISTERING FOR CHECK - A total of 355 persons were registered for free cholesterol checks by Ida Diehl, front, and . Donna Carr, of tbe Melp Bruch, American Heart Association, at Sunday's bouse at Veterans Memorial H011pltal. Shown completing ller ·registration Is Helen WIIJiams of Pomeroy. Twenty-nine of the 31S penllu chose to lake "rain checks"lor the lest and will return to the hospital .lor the free cholesterol evaluation at a later lime. · ( • • P.ORK CHOPS vandalism charges filed against patr $1 ·590 Char~tes have been flied against two young men f~r vandalism of mailboxes In the . STEAK MARIETTA - The Ohio 'De· partment of Transportation (000T) will sponsor the second annual Director's Cup Truck ·Roadeo lor highway personnel .;throughout the entire state. PDOT' s Dis trlct 10-roadeo will be . ·-held May 11-12 at the Washington . 'County-Fairgrounds In Marietta, 'with competitions beginning at 8:30 a.m. on Thursday and continuing at 9 a.m. on Friday. The truck roadeo Is an obstacle eourse consisting of six layout problems designed to simulate maneuvers operjltOrS often make during snowplowlng duties. Only nperatlons .personnel who normally drive dump trucks are auowed to compete In the roadeo. The volunteer participants will have their choice of an automatic or standard transmission singleaxle dumptruck with an 11 foot plow. Participants will have 10 minutes to complete the course. Competitions Include coutity, district . .regional and state' levels. Winner oft he district compe· tltlon wlll advance on to the reglonals on June 29 at the Ohio State Fairgrounds. The final 10 LB. PKG. $1190 . I I COUNTRY STYLE I SPARE RIBS 10 LB. PKG. U.S. NO. 1 RUSSET Potatoes •••••••••••••• 15 LB. $299 $ FLAYORITE 0 2. /o Milk ••••••••••L:·•••. $1 59 PARKAY QUAR!ERS. . ·. $ I I. ' ~· · 6 9 ( . Snack Cakes ••••••••• UnLE DEBBIE PIIG. OF 12 • 26~Z. 59 Gatorade .......:!:!~. $1 Apple Pie ••••••••••••• lOTSA POP $329 TIDE DETERGINT lUOZ. s6_, lillllt I Ptr c..,_ .... lllllr At hwtll'o s.,. •• .... S.a, lllr 7. . . Set• ..,. II, I tit .. NOITIIEIIN BATH TISSUE 410ll · . PIG. 99< ' tloolt I Ptr c..,... .... Ollr At . ........ s............... ..,,. , tlwu s.r• ..,. II; ftlt . . $119 BE£F cha~ged by patrol Ef,ectlve Aprll 29, thta year, ihe use of a Federal Odometer Disclosure FOI'!fl was required upon transfer of owner•blp of a motor vehicle. 11111& form, according to Meigs County Clerk of Courts Larry Spencer, will replace the requirements set forth In Section 4:;115.06 of the Oblo Revised Code. , Fonns are available from the clerk of courts office ln the Melgl Collaty Cour~. t:'or more lnfonnatlon, call the clerk's offk;e .at 912-112110. or the title office, at 992-2693. 90 GIOUND CHUCK •• Blood for the resting was taken in an area set up in the hospital cafeteria. Five hospital employees were on hand for drawing the blood but that number was doubled to 10 when it was obvious thai the testing demand was going to be quite heavy during the afternoon. Members of the Meigs Chapter of the American Heart Association were on hand to register those taking !he cholesterol test: to get the lllood to the laboratory, and then to get the results of tests to ·the dining room of the extended care area where visItors were served refreshments while they waited for test results. Mrs. Sandy lannarel!i, president Continued on page 10 By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News Staff Despite weather which started with early morning snow followed by cold temperatures and slrong winds, some 500 residenls attended an open house held at Veterans Memorial Hospital Sunday to marlc the opening of National Hospital Week. Popular wllh numerous resi· dents attending the annual open house was cholesterol testing which was offered from 0 '1 '1o 4 p.m . free of charge. A total of 326 persons moved through the line to receive the free testing with 29 others choosing to take rain checks, which will entitle them to the cholesterol test at another time this month. Odometer disclosure required 10 LB. PKG. $ . 500 on hand for hospital's open house · A Dex!er area man was charged Ina one~car accident Sunday at 7:30 p.m. In Scipio Township on T.R. '17, just west of the junction of S.R. 143, according to the Gallla-Melgs Post of the State Highway PatroL Burton T. Dewees. 65. Rt. 1, Dexter. was charged with OWl alter be · backed his 1981 Chevrolet Citation over an embankment. Dewees, who was driving east, stopped and' attempted to turn around ln lhe road before backing up. • '- state roadeo will also be at the fairgrounds on July 11. "District 10 was well represented at all levels of competition at last year's roadeo," said Joe Leach. deputy director for District 10. ''Blll Thomas, a Morgan County opera! or. placed second ln the state at the Director's Cup Roadeo. ·• Leach said that the roadeo ls goOd practice for keeping operators' skllls sharpened through some friendly competition. , Other District 10 county winners, ln. addition to Thomas, Included Clarence Stover, Athens County; Stephen Beaver. Gallla County; Richard Smith, Hocking County; Wayne Cotterill, Meigs County; Joe Bishop, Monroe County; ' Jeff Harding. Noble Counry; Pat Mahaffey. Vinton County; and Terry Parks, Washington County . The ODOT Director's Cup Roadeo Is sponsored by the Bureau of Health, Safety and Claims Department. Judging the roadeo wlll be personnel from the central and district operations and safety offices. The Incidents of vandalism King and Harmon are to occurred around 2 a·n;\· Saturday appear Wednesday in Meigs ln . the Harrlsonvllle area. Four County Court. According loa complaint from charg~ of criminal mischief . ha11e...been filed agalns~.20.-ye,r, .,. Minnie Young. a !,ire on her . old Charles Harmon, ' Happy 'daughter's car was sliced )'Vith a ' Hollow Road, and 22-year-old knife while !he car was parked Joey King, Harrisonville, in Saturday night at the daughter 's connection with the Incidents. place of employment, the Hilltop Gas Station. The lnciden 1 ocAccording to the report. the curred sometime be!ween 4 and two men were traveling south on 9:30p.m .. bu! the slice was not State Route 143 early Saturday discovered until Sunday. morning In Harmon's pickup truck. and for some reason. went On .Saturday evening at 7: 15 off the roadway on the right and p.m.. Jason L. Dodson. 17. pushed over a mailbox at the Pomeroy. pulled out of State Workman residence. Route 143 at !hi' Intersection of The two continued on south and pushed over .and damaged mall- State Route 7 and colllded with a southbound vehicle driven by boxes belonging to Wllllam And· Robert C. Waugh. of Cheshire. erson and Lorna Hall. Farther There was moderate damage to south, while attempting to push over the mailbox at the Robert Dodson's 1973 vehicle: heavy damage to Waugh's. No injuries Hall residence. their pickup were reported. Dodson was cited truck got stuck on the post which for !allure to yield while turning was made from 11n old elect ric left. power pole. They were a !tempt· lng to remove the truck with a Flnally,'\he sheriff reports !hat jack when Robert Hall Jr. came home. Tlfey advised him that a at 2:06a.m. Sunday. 25-year-oid deer had run into th~lr path and Tony Barringer. Reedsville, was they ran off the road to avoid arrested for operating a motor vehicle while under . the lnflu· striking the deer. ence. During processing. Barrin· ger was also charged with A charge of falsification has been filed against Joey King for possession of marijuana . Barrln· ger Is being held In the Meigs giving the sheriff's Investigator a false sworn statment regarding County Jail pending a hearing In Meigs County Court. the Incident. REFRESHMENTS. TOO! - The more than 500 vlsitol'$ at the annual open house of Veterans Memorial Hospital enjoyed refreshments In the extended care activities room. Here lJnda Holter, hospital employee served Harry and Genevieve Richard of Long Bottom. --Local news briefs---. DfXter man lftGAL . OZ. CANS 10 LB. PKG. ' ' MOUNTAIN TOP CASE 90 WHITING FISH Marganne ....o:-.~:•• 2/ 1 DAIRY LANE $119 Ice Cream •••••••••••• Harrisonville area, according to a report from Meigs County Sheriff James M. Soulsby . . ·Annu. al ODOT: Roadeo scheduled May 11-12 PORK · BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKED - Free pressure tests were a part of the free health service provided at Sunday's , annual open house at Veterans 'Memorial Hospital. Here Ruth RlfDe, R. N. takes Eileen Justis' blood pressure. • 10 LB. PKG. Sl 29 Lunch Meats ....L:·••• ( Frank1e W1eners •••• 99 · '\ -, open. ASSORTED SUPERIOR . SUPERIOR 1.2 OZ. P~G. .. 10 LB. PKG. •I LB. U.S.D.A. CH~ICE -LIVERS .. Meigs has some snow Sunday You've "Probably beard It said many times • AprU sbowera brllll May Dowen. Bllt II you were up early' Sunday momlna you probl.bly saw aomethln& you dlclll't expect to ~eeonMay 7' SNOW! Accordlna to area weather experts, lt'a btell22 years IInce It snowed In central and ICRitbern Ohla ID May. Tbe IIIOW didn't last loiJi, wbleb wu llllfor!Wiate for a few youapr Melp Countlanl who bad ~Uclpated aame Sunday aleilb rldlal. Co_'!tlaued on pap lO - . '". ·~ ... SOUTHERN ROYALTY - Ryu BYau and Carllu Bill were named the 1988 Southern Hlp School Prom ldq and queen In ceremooiM at the )ualoHeDlor pnm lield Sa1111'4a7 fllllll at the school. Dlaa wat-. lMI year'a prom q - crowlled llle queea. "When I'm '!'lib Yau" wu llle lbe- Ill IIIII , _ ....... extended Into an ell-DIP' p811y wltll teod, 1 , 'fllltl entertainment. Mualc for llle . _ WJI Pfll'lded lly Ftidory. Oilier royal&y clllllll..,._ lor ...,a were Mollica ... Sarall Pblllotl, lleGQ Wlaelltt aer1 . . . IIIIMile Te...... ullot .kliil. 1111111 Amoe, Sliawa 01-. Dnsr OHM. aad Cllrla Mat. Candldal4ll ' " " aomtared 111 tile -IDr claaa and lllea bell jullllln .,. MDion Y..oted lor .-eea. fte....,.. W- MBJ08 KING AND QtiBBN - W• Boward 11114 ledl TQIDr orewJJd IBI'Nin ldJc IIINI q.-a& llelpiDp SclMol on SM....., alllit· Tlle ldalud wen aeleawdllr 111e1111Min of 1~ JUIDr ~ •...- .. ••" •• lbe prom lllellle. ..e. I tlle..., ... • �..... ~ . Pomeroy ~ Middleport, Page 2-TheDII\; lalllililll Pon•or: W. I ; Jlt.. Ohio Mondli(, - Walks fatal in Reds .,sixth shutout loss •• , . . . ! . T·he Daily Sentinel UI Coart street Pomeroy, Olllo DEVOTED TO TilE 1Nm8BST8 OF THE MEIGS-MASON ABE.\ ~lb · ~~ ~._..,...,,..,.._c:l,_ CRULENE HOEFLICH Geaeral Manacer PAT WJDTEHEAD Assistant Publlsher/Coutreller ROBERT L. WINGETT PubHsher A MEMBER of The United wess International, Inland Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publish· ers AssoclatiQn. ' ' LETI'ERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be leu tban 300 words lon&. All letters are subject to editing alld must be alpld with name, addreas and telephone number. No unaflned letter• will bepu!lllabed. Letters should be tn good taste, addressblg llsueo, not perooitall· ties. Teen pregnancy bill sparks debate in House Arafat prime target for assassins TUNIS, Tunllla- Yaslr Ara· fat proll!cts himself like a cat who has used up eight Uves. The chairman of the Palestine Liberation Organization, tn biB new · role as modtrate Middle East peacemakl!r, has.become a favorite target for terrorists and possibly for two Middle Eastern governments. He himself renounced terrorIsm and recogn!ZA!d Israel on Dec.U. Almosttmmedlalely, the Central Intelligence Aaency put out a top-secret alert to expect the worst from radical Pale~tl· nlan factlona who don't like the new Arafat. Not IQDf after, Pan Amfll&htl03waablownoutoftbe sky, and the lnvest. .tlon bas foculed ou Palestinian guerrlllas or terrorlala ·dtrected by Iran. Syrian leader Hafez Aaaad Is Arafal'a moat dan&ei'OUI nemeala. He keeps four anlt·Arafat groupe on a leash, ready to spoil any peace lntltlatlve. One of those grou111. the Popular Front for the Uberatton of Palestine-General Command, II led by Ahmed Jabrll who hu vowed to acuttle Arafat's at· tempts to make peace wltb llrael. The IJ'OUP II a prime suspect In the Pan Am bombing. Arafat also needs eyes In the back of hll head to watch for Abu Musa and !be Fatab Uprlalng wlllch II bent on stopping blm fi"OJ!I llll!lldlng fences with the United Statt!l or Israel. Two other groupe baaed In Syria, the Popular Front for the Uberatlon of Palestine and -~Democratic Front for the tlbei'atlon of ... . f Unbridled House debate has been allowed during the last couple of weeks, leading to speculation that House Speaker Vernal Riffe Jr. , D-Wheelersburg, Is easing up on the reins. Normally Riffe gavels bills through at breakneck speed, tolerating little dissent or philosophizing on "his'' House noor. One day last week, nearly 20 different members were on their feet expressing opinions about various bills. But the hammer Is still there. Two weeks ago, Rep. Troy Lee James, D-Cleveland, lost his bill permitting surveyors and engineers to come onto private property to do their jobs. It wasn't even close. He was nine votes short and even some Democrats voted no. At a private caucus, Riffe gently reminded Democrats they need to stick together to protect their own. The result: an easy eight-vote . margin of passage for the bill. Amazing what a little religion will do for one's view of the world! Berry-'s World · · Palestine, have ,given Arafat we !lave an Independent state, all nomlaal support, but they hate theM small ~pe will vanish." StDI, It II not the Paleatlalans biB recent CODCI!ISIODI. Arafat told us that tile 15 · wbo worry Arafat the 111011t. It Is asaasalns he was ducking wllen · !be Israeli aecret service, Mos· we met him come from thoae our aad, The assassination one year terrorllt fJ'OUPII, and are proba· . a110 of hll No. 2atde, Abu Jlbad,ls bly fellow Paleltlnlana, not Syrl· widely believed to be an IJraell ana. "We have Information that hit. The Israeli air force bombed they bad been aent to Europe Arafat's headquarters In Tunis In agallllt our embasales and our October I985, but he was not bureaua Uld 0111' leaden. But thll there. Arafat also confirmed a report II not tile first ttme.'' Arafat aald. He appeared COJIVInced that be we heard from other aourcet that will not have to look over lila lila OWD aervant tried to kDI blm shoulder forever,lfbecan satlaty aeveral yean ago by poisoning hll enemies by creating an his i'ood with cyanldf. 1 The Independent Paleatlnlan state In ierVant confessed alld claimed the Israeli-occupied West Bank !hat Israelis ~re behind the and Gaza Strip: ''The moment Plot. He was executed. ' THANK~ NJ<.P~I~T. w~ WILL RlD THIS CoUNTRY _oF· RuTKL~SS 6AP GUYS", DRUG ' C.lA~ . '· I Today II Mollday, May 8, the 1281b day of 19119 with 237 to follow. 1be Ia waxlna, moving toward Ita flrlt quarler. • Tlw DIOI'IIllllttar II Sa tum. · tvftllllatara are Mercu_ey, Ven1111111d Jupiter. : .. · n.t ~~~ra.:;u an UDder tile tip of Taunaa. n.y lllclude ·Jela Jlllut 8lllu foUIIder of tile lW Crclll Society 81111 I 'co-fo!tzftr ot lilt llen'a Chrlftla.a AlloclaUon, In lBIIJI, Harry Trumaa. 33rd Pi ldent of the United Statet, In 181M, comedian Don n. s. ' TAI.LloD!'GA, Ala: ,"!Vl'll.- ,point of-the race. Davey 1\ll~on grabbe? the l"ad , The race took three hours , 12 eight laps from the finish Sunday •minutes and 30 seconds to com· and held off late ·o"barge&/ by ,pliote. There were 27' 'iead Terry L~):ldnte and Mark Martin ' cqanges,~ijlong 11 different drlv· to win the NASCAR Winston 500. ers and seven caution flags for a ' .Milson: ~!'~ nearby Huey: total of 27 laps. ., town, Ala;, .:p~ ' 11' fading The final caution followed an Morgan Shepherd on lap 180 and eight-car pileup on lap 174. then fo\ldt off Labonte and Shepherdcameoutofthecaullon Mar tin tifltin by two-tenths of a In first place. but soon surrensecond :~~lfsOn; LalJoilt~ --affd ~ deretl the lead lo Allison and Martin were driving Ford finished fourth. Thunderb!rds. ..... ' Waltrip was fifth- the highest The v!PDrY•. e!lrned Allison finish by a driver In the new $98,676 and made' him i!llj:lble · · Chevrolet Lumina. which made with Daytbna 500cbamploa Dar: .ltsNASCARdebut.KenSc~rader rell Wal~r~,'f6r-~ the Wlllston was' sjj(th, followed by Harry ·· Million, llll!l!!!ll prize given to .. G~nt;' Dale Earnhardt, Nell Bonany driver who wins two •Of ! nett and Rusty Wallace,., NASCAR'~ 't hree blgges,t events: ·A'total of 19 cars finished on the 'r· the Daytopa 500, Winston 500 and , lead lap. World 600,' The final caution •flag was It was the tlrU '>~!dory ,of the triggered ..4ten Michael Waltrip BOGGS HOMERS - Boston's Wade Boggs is Sunday's game against the visiting Texas season lot Allison, who won the spun between the third and congratulated by fellow teammates after billing a Rangers. The Red Sox won 9·5. ~UPI) Winston 506 In 19!!7. ' · fourth turns, causing a chain· solo borne run In the bottom olthefourth Inning of "This Is my hometoWri. track, reaction pile-up Involving Phil and I'm • proud to be 'here,'.' Barkdoll, Hut Stricklin, Chad Little. Ernie lrvan, Larry Pear· Allison said. "It's ~n a real up-and-d~wn year for us and this son, Ricky Rudd and Kyl~Petty. Is a great place for !ts to get our None of the drivers received nr'st win.'•' • • ·, serious Injuries. Petty was , the ••. c__( _ ' ~- • ___only accident victim who was on Allison starteafrom !he second the lead lap. · · position ~nd led nine different "I don't know what happened," . anymore. ' ' King. 3·3, walked four and fanned times fo:r a tptal of 94 of the 188 Petty said. "Some cars got By LISA HARRIS three. Bobby Thigpen entered The Red Sox have won three laps. He ~veraged 155.869 mph In together ,In front of me and I had UPI Sports Writer with two outs In the eighth and straight games, while Texas has winning .and picked up an extra nowhere to go. Other than being The thin rotation, big bats and got his fifth save. Tommy John, dropped four In a row the $10.000 for leading at the halfway teed off, I'm OK." tiny park of the Boston Red Sox 2-5, suffered the loss. have combined to create the · Rangers' longest losing streak of 8, Royals 2 Brewers perfect ·home - for a slnkerball the season. In other games, Cleveland At Milwaukee. Robin Yount pitcher needing a new start after swept Minnesota In a double· and Glenn Braggs each drove in a shaky rookie year. John Dopson scattered three . header 12-1 and 5·4, . Oakland three runs to lead the Brewers . INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) teaml'l\ate of 1969 winner Marlo hits over six innings Sunday nipped Detroit 5-4, Chicago Milwaukee broke the game open Emerson Flltlpaldl drove the An"r~ttl said this year's car afternoon to lead the Red Sox to a dumped New York 6-2, Milwau- with four runs In the third Inning, fastest lap ever recorded on the gives htm the best chartce he has 9-5 triumph over the Texas kee ripped Kansas City 8-2, capped by Braggs' two-run hoopenlng·w-eekE!hd'of lndlarlapolls ever had , pf winning at Seattle beat Baltimore 5·3 and mer, to take a 5-0 lead. Braggs Rangers. , 500 prad!~~.- reaching 2.21·.'347 · Indianapolis. Dopson, traded In the offseason the game between California and also had an RBI single, with mph Sunday In preparation for· "Everything about the team Yount contributing two doubles the 73rd· Indianapolis 500. · and the car ·1s clicking. We just from Montreal, already has Toronto was postponed by rain. and a · single. Chris Boslo. 5·1, topped his victory total of last In the National League, It was: Flttipaldl, dflvlng a 1989 PCc18 have to k~p it going all month," pitched five scoreless innings year by Improving to 4-1 for a Houston 5, New York 0; PhiladelCbevrolet, •reached•top speed In ,_ Michael Andrettl sa(d. "The team whose traditional concern phia 5, Cincinnati 0; San Diego 3, before leaving with a tight right the final · inlnu-tes -of the day's . track Is-going to be changing all Is pitching. · Pittsburgh 1; Chicago 4, Los shoulder. practice; cltcl'lrlg the 2' %-mile ' week and you have to . keep up Mariners 5, Orioles 3 Dopson was 3-11 for Montreal Angeles 2; and San Francisco 5, lndlanapol!Y'" I'IIbtor SpeedWay · with that. or you can lose a lot of At Baltimore, Alvin Davis last year, but the Expos scored St. Louis 1. oval In 40.655>&&conds, v ,, ' · speed on .quallfYlng day ." drove in three runs with a home two runs or less In nine of his 11 lndlalls 5-12, Minnesota 4-1 "We ~ ·bn." tbe- hllndllng · run and two singles to power At Cleveland, Dave Clark and the boost'at·r ·®y •long and AI Unser Jr. picked up the starts. With the )led Sox, he Is Seattle's sixth straight victory. supported by the American drove In four runs, Including day's third best speed, 219.458 f\nally, this aftel'rtoOO; •we ·put It The Mariners have won nine of League's most productive three on a homer, to bel p the all togetller, "1 .said. Flttlpaldl, mph, In a I989 Lola-Chevrolet . their last 11 games and last won lineup. Indians complete a sweep after who turne'd ·In' th~' hot lap under Close belllnd was Jim Crawford, six games In a row In June 1985. Nick Esasky and Wade Boggs his pinch-hit solo homer decided sunny skies and temperatures •ln who hit · 219.03I mph In a I987 Davis singled hOme a ·thirdhqmered for the Red Sox on the oj!ener. Clark' s homers, his the low S0s1"I d·llln't ellpeci·li. If Lola-Buick. Sunday, and shortstop Jody Reed fourth and fifth of the season, Inning run, homered In the fifth theweatherstayscbol .' 22S~mph) Marlo , Andrl!ttl, Michael's went 2 fot 4 with 'two RBI. · gave him three In the three-game off Jose Bautista, 2-3. could be achieved." ' "· teammate-on Indy's first father: "Thts team Is so explosive, alll series sweep against Minnesota, •Defending champion Rick son racing team, reached 218.978 · have to do Is given them six or and four against the Twins this Mears last year established mpblnhlsLola·Chevy. Mearshlt seven innings of goOd work and year. The Indians have won eight speedway lap records, which can 2I8.023 mph In his PC-18 Chev· we'll win," Dopson said. of their last 10 games while the only be set In qualifying or the role! and Bobby Rahal, the 1986 Dopson struck out two and Twins have lost 10 of their last 12: race. with a lap of, 220.453: mph .. InCl'y. wlnaer, reached 216.919 walked five In six Innings. Lee Athletics 5, Tigers 4 and a four-lap aver~ll,'of'2;19l9~.-.~. rhplt,ln his 1989 Lola·Cosworth. Smith notched the final out to At Detroit, Mark McGwlre · mph. Mears last year also drove "I went 216 without a lot of record his fourth save of the broke a tie with a solo home run the fastest unofficial lap ever effort," Rahal said. "You've got season. Smith came on after and Stan Javier added an RBI recorded' ' at tlie speedway at ' to be ready from the wol,'d go Texas scored its final run of! In the seventh Inning. Bob double 222.827 mph,' ,_ _ . . here. Tiny llftle things can make rellever Bob Stanley. Welch, 4-2, received relief help · Fourteen · drivers surpassed · a big difference In speed. You "He ~Dopson) has his good from Rick Honeycutt and Dennis the fag'!(st' · previous ' ' operlliig ·· a s much time as pbs'slble to sinker working and give him Eckersley, who recorded his lOth sunday )itP or ~_13.97-~ ' mph ser In find the right ad)ustme~ts." did today credit because all he save In 11 opportunities. Eckers1987 by Marlo Andrettl. Arle · was get us out," Texas' Rafael ley surrendered Detroit's final Luyendyk" 5ei 'a opening-day Rahal and the Andrettls Palmelro said . run on a ninth-Inning homer to practice re~ord of 2I3.675 mph an pr8ised the resurfaced pavement Dopson's success he's tied Lou Whllaker, the first home run , ·· ' " aroupd the2 ~-mll~bval and said Saturday. with Roger Clemens for the team he has given up this season. Last year,' nobody exceeded speeds could reach 225 mph by lead In victories has bel ped While Sox 8, Yankees 2 220 mph 1mul lbe' ftlurth day or Saturday's pole qualifying offset the free-agent defection of At Chicago, Eric King scatpractiCe, an!l' no 'd river reach~ · period. Hurst and the disabling Bruce five hits over seven Innings tered 221 Qlph until the flnb practice "'l'he track Is awfully good and blood clot Injury that robbed the and Harold Baines hit two RBI. "' .. '' the weather Is awfuUy good," day. staff of Oil Can Boyd. singles to pace the White Sox to Michael · A'iiCiret t1 ··reached Rahal said. "I think you could see "I feel a lot better now," their first triumph over New 220.858 mph after only an hour of 225 mph." · Dopson said . "I'm not nervous York In six games this season. practice. He alaorecordedlapsof Rookie Steve Butler, a sprint 218.499 mP.h 'arid 217.60I mph In car driVer from ri,arby Kokomo, his 1989•Lola, a car powered by drove a lap at 214.234 mph,-- the fastest practice lap ever by a _the Chi!Vrolet .Y -8 engine tllatl!U domlnafed · Iii~--car raclna for rooltJe at the speedway. ' ,, Bosox top Rangers; Indians sweep pair from Minnesota With Bush, less really is WASHINGTON ~NEA) - As· dents of the 1970s ,and 1980s sesslng the performance of pres I· especially his lmmedlale prede, dents at !be end of their first 100 ceasor - Bush Is superb. He has days In office Is a ritual of replaced Ronald Reagan's con· dubious value - a cliche that frontatlonal style with a pragmatic approach that emphas!ZA!s dates back more than half a century to Franklin D. Roose· managerial competence Instead velt's tensure In the White House. of Ideological purity. In the case of George Bush, the It's fashionable . to crltic!ZA! process Is further trlvlallzed Bush for his purported lack of an series of bold ' because examining his Initial agenda with efforts at governance Invariably Initiatives. But what we need brings to mind what must be the most now Is to resolve numerous most shopworn of all hoary problems that were Ignored If not vaudevUle Jokes: . exacerbated during the Reagan Q. How's your wife? administration · - and Bush Is A. Compared to whom? dolng.exactly !bat. Compared with the romantic· !zed vision or what we always Among Bush's achievements expect but never get In our during the first 100 days: He has presidents, Bush leaves a great crafted a bipartisan agreement deal to be desired. He Is quite that presumably will end the personable but hardly charls· shrill arguments over this counmatic, very reassuring but not try's role In Central America, he particularly Inspiring, tho· has negotiated with Congress a roughly dedicated but not espe- budget compromise covering the cially Imaginative. I990 flacal year, and he has 'compared with other pres!- fashioned a means of resolving a "It Is our leisure time that betrays us,' • quipped a Roman statesman, thus proving he'd never met House Speaker Jim Wright. . Wright Is no Gary Hart, John Tower, Jimmy Swaggart or Douglas Ginsburg, men undone by their private pleasures. The speaker's particular weakness seems to have been greed, an lnterestmosteffectlvelypursued while on the job. Such a grubby weaknesS It Ia, too. Unlike lust. which suggests spontaneity and adventure, greed 11 connlvlnl and petty. Former Sen. Hart's hlgbalakes . tryst with Donna Rice rates as a noble Interlude comperad with Wright' • plotUna to pullli coplt!l of biB book "ReflectIoiii ot a Public Mall" onto taadylq lGII- more_ . ~_obe_rt_~_a,_ter_s the crisis In the savings and loan Industry. But Bush has abandoned Reagan's lnslltance upon outlandish Increases In Defense Depart· ment spending and reCD8111zed the need for addltlonartundlna of domestic progralilll that have been devastated by budget cuts In recent years. ''This agreement Is probably about as good as we could do," said one Democrat after the budget plan was unveiled. Another Democrat said the bl· partisan deal would "help me make It through the night." Those apt characterizations are applicable to much of the new president's work to date - but there Is bo cause for shame. Meanwhile the president and members of his Cabinet are reported to be formulating solutions to other problems they Inherited. These Include making the debt burden of leis developed . bylsts - In order, allegedly, to showering prominent Democrats sldeslep a congressional limit on . ·with contributlona. · Wright reportedly enjoyed free outside honorariums and pocket use of one thrift's corporate Jet, a relatively paltry $55,000 In as well as the luxury yacht High "royaltlell.'' Spirits, a handy venue for politi°Of course, take $55,000 here cal fund-raisers. and$55,0001bere,andprettysoon we're talking about real money. . With help froni accomplices The true measure of Wrl&ht'a sue h as former Rhode IJland crass behavior waa not biB Rep. Fernand St Germain, who marketlna of yet another forptwas defeated lalt November (or table book, but biB reported bls own lmproprtetles, Wright eagerness to Ignore the aaUonal helped stall an effective bailout lnlel'est to proll!ct a corrupt but of the s.tL lnduatry for two yeara, politically 1friendly aavlap·and· from 1985 through I987. During loan tnduatry. that period, the bailout cost Aa the Wall Street Journal's leaped by $100 bUllon or more. Brooks Jacboll earlier ~ven wllen Conarea• relented thll yfllr, thrlft-laduatry PAC. to the preasureofanllloua regula. contrlbuled SU million In Jlectllt tors, lawmaker• approved a mere Sl0.8 bllllon for tlle lli<L electlona to IMIDIIerl of COJIII'ISatonal lJaaklag. COIDSIIItt,.a l.na1ll'llllce fuud. That waa, wrttet Teal lllrlft ......... lf'atJ1111D Day of Tilt Wllldqtoa Post, "too little, too late." Not aurprlalngly, tile Rease repor"" u-. Today in history __________~·--\ftrt---~--tlHt---t_•_'thll_. By tJalled PreM lalerutiDaal cops WinstQn 500 wH QUICK RoBIN... . To THe B~1MOBII~. countries more manageable, making -this country · mo~ C\)m· petlttve • with Japan and other emerging economic powers, and repositioning the Western al· ltance In response to new In!!Ia· · · tives from the Soviet Union. Was the president's response to the Alaskan oil spUl· at best ambivalent .and at worst lndecl· slve~ Certainly. Does. Bush's pathetiCally modest $441 million budget proposal to promote and reward academic excellence belle he claim to bt tile "education president?'' Allllolulely. Is his substitution· .ot .management skills for show bUslnels tech· nlques rnaklna,ltfemllerable for reporters aslllned ,to the White · House? Of coQnf. But Bush Is very gocid at what counts most- establllhlng trust and building co.nfldj!nce at home and abroad. The president Is practicing what the .Rev. Jetse , Jackson has long Implored all of .us to do: "Keep hope alive." Measuring Wright's crass behavior "Hey,_I apprt~elate what you're trying to do, " ORUG . OF F@NDeRS AND D@AL@RS. base on Tom Her r 's groundout. Sa muel scored on a sacrifice fly by Von Hayes . ClnclnnatJ ble w a c hance to grab the lead' In the second . Todd Benzinger and Joel Youngblood opened with singles, but Madrid got Her m Winningham, -Jeff Reed and Ron Oester. to pop out. ' 'That wa s the key Inning for me. when I got those popups to get out ot trouble," Madrid said.. "I knew if I could get out of that jam. I could keep getting those guys out." Elsewhere In the National League. Houston blanked New York o-0, Atlanta ripped Montreal 7-1. San Francisco clubbed St. Louts 5-l, Chicago beat Los Angeles 4-2 and San Diego topped Pittsburgh 3-1. In American League games. It was : Cleveland 5-4 and 12-1 over Minnesota In a double-header sweep; Boston 9, Texas 5; Detroit 5. Oakland 4; Mllwaukee 8, Kansas City 2; Chicago 6, New York 2; and Seattle 5, Baltimore CLOSJ!: PLAY - Reds third baseman Chris Sabo slides safely back to.Ctrit base on aii attempted pickoff play In the third Inning of Sunda~s lame In Clnclnnall agalul the PhiUies. The Phlls won 5--0. (UP~) ; ., AlU~hn ' bull'm In a Vf11Y ~ deptW61on. " · Jack Anderson and Dale VanAtta By LEE LEONARD UPI SlaleboUR Reporter COLUMBUS - Teen pregnancy bas become an epidemic In Oblo, and the state House of Representatives took steps last week to · remedy the problem. But some representatives felt that the bill passed .by the Houllli, requiring school boards to develop and offer a course on burpan . gr\)Wth and development, Is an encroactunent on local control of i"'hat Is tau~:ht In schools. The bill's supporters accused the opponents of trying to take Ohio back to "the days·of Ozzie and Harriet," · II ·a u made for lively debate before the bill was sent over to the Senate on a 68-24 vote. • Sponsored by Rep. Jane Campbell, D-Cleveland, the bill attempts J;O/'to educate children from the fourth grade up about family life, self-esteem, goal-setting, responsible parenting, the pitfalls of :premature sexual activity and family planning. Campbell, who was a member of the Governor's Task Force on Teen Pregnancy. said It has been proven !n other states that once you take the romance out of premature sex and Introduce the realities, teenagers will back off. But Rep. Steven Williams, R-Lancaster, said he !bought It was a bad Idea; that local school boards should make such decisions. As long as. the state was dictating the col!rSe on human developmen_t, how,ever, Williams said conservatives should have some Input. He said the course outlined by Campbell was too slanted toward safe sex. So Williams offered an amendment Insisting that any course teach abstinence as the only method lOOpercenteffective against unwanted pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases. Williams also proposed that the course Include Instruction about "honor and respect for monogamous heterosexual marriage," (espect for one's self and the rights of others and , In effect, h\IW to ','Just say no" to unwanted sexual advances. The monogamous heterosexual marriage was too much for Rep. Ray Miller, D-Columbus, who observed that "there are hundreds of t1tpusands of single working mothers out there. TheOZzleand Harriet days are gone." ' Campbell protested that many of the Ideas suggested by Williams are already contained In the bill, though not In such specific terms. She said, Ironically, that Williams' amendment "risks Interfering '!lith local control" of what Is taught. Williams said that If supporters of the bill were Interested In local control, they would leave up to local school boards allogether what Is taught. His amendment was tabled, bu ton a relatively narrow 50-41 vote. By KDU KENNEDY DAY know how many times I threw the UPI Sports Writer ball wh e re I didn' t want to and Cincinnati Reds Manager P ete the hitte rs fouled It off or popped Rose blamed Sunday's loss to the it up. They chased a lot of bad Philadelphia Phlllles on the pitches." abllllles of the two teams to draw .To add to Rose's frustrations, a walk. Cincinnati starter Jack Arm· Rookie Alex Madrid, making strong gave up six walks In five his first start of the ·season, Innings In his first major-league scattered five hits and walked appearance this season. · two over 6 2-3 Innings to lead the Rose can' t quite figure why Phlllles to a 5·0 victory over the Armstrong pitches great at the Reds. Triple-A level but terribly In the "We helped that kid pitch a majors. good game today," Rose said. "When you walk two an Inning "That guy seemed like he was (as Armstrong did twice). you trying to walk every other hitter. can score a lot of runs without What disturbed me was the getting a hil l' Rose said. "I keep Inability of our bitters to take walling, waiting, waiting on him walks. to relax up here. " "He (Madrid) probably threw Armstrong, who walked four of 35 curves an!! only got a handful the first nine batters he faced , over. You've got to have some said he "walked too many and discipline." put our team to sleep." Madrid later admitted he "got Philadelphia grabbed a 1-0 lots of help from the Cincinnati lead In the first, thanks to hitters ." Armstrong's wildness . Juan Sa-. "I made a lot of mistakes that • muel and Bob Dernler led off dldn'_t cost me, " he .s aid . ''I don't with walks . then moved up one -. .- ' Page-3 The Daily Sentinei- Ohio RlckleJ ln.192& (qe 83), boller Sollllf LIIIDn In 1832, act«-,tnpr Rick Nel1011 In J.MO, autlaor Ptttr Bel!ellley, allo Ia lMO (qe 48), and actress Melllla Gilbert In 1Mf (&P,25). ' On thll date In lllatory: lll :150, Spullll explorer Hernando de Soto dlacovered the Mlllll-tR!wr. Ia ll'lt,-Giol1wleh1ea of ltoelletier, N.Y., Oled for lheflrstpettnt for U lUll I Alii. It WU' puted Ia • • In 1945, Prtltdent Harry S. Tnunan offlela!Jy declared VE Day, the end of W.orld War Two In Eul'f)lle. • Vincent Carroll i' Wright's lobbying on behalf of Texas thrifts. His actlona "may have been Intemperate," admitted Rep. JuUan ptxon, D-Callf., committee chairman. In a crafty understatement at yeaterday's . news conference. How "Intern· perate"? Well, the director of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. haS reported a couveraatlon wltb the former chief of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board In which that official complained he "felt threatened" by Wright. . Notice t11e Irony: A man at least partly responllbl~ for loadIng tent of bllllona of dollars In llaJ)IUty llnto tile backs of taxpay'. ers may be br<iqbt to heel for nothing more aertou• than violat-Ing .a feW' congressional-Tlllts. "I'm not accused of • any pe~J Immorality," Wright committee lnvt!ltlaatlnC WrJPt combatively asaerted at a recent d~elllrpl tbat IIIIOIIIIIt Pl'fiS conference. to lnAince fecleral SltL ft. . ~ he means no 011!! hu acculed htm of womanlllnt, boot.tn• or tori oa bellelf of IDII1IItry tlvel. No doubt the &Cclllltloll smoking marljuaaa, then he' 1 blta too cloae to hCJIIII! for certalaly rlgbl. Blat I 1111peei Wrl&bt'• coiiHguel, 10- ef JllOit Americana would rather bt "llolii COiltllltlt their effor.. to guilty of any of tM abow than au'bloa pill In the tllrlft IDdi!I¢Y , rllk the verdict of IIJ&tory t!iat II ~ tile blllotat blow. . ~ltely to be dellvere4 ~latDit Jim Stlll. the Rouse ethics commit- Wrflht, tile belt friend that Ba:L tee couldn't limply !pore executives ever had. 'Emo' hits.top'. speed at Indy 3. California at Toronto was. postponed by rain . Astros 5, Mets 0 · AI New York, Jim Desha ies : threw a five-hitter and Kevin Bass tied a club record with four · stolen bases and scored twice for : the Astros. Des hates Improved to ; 4-2. Dwight Gooden, 5·1 , was · handed his first loss of the year. : Bass stole second and third In , succession In th e fourth and • seventh Innings to tie the club mark Gerald Young set Sept 14, 1987. Braves 7, Montreal 1 AI Atlanta, Pete Smith ripped a · bases-clearing triple during Atlanta's six-run third Inning and · combined with Joe Boever on a six-hitter to send the Braves to their fifth straight victor y. Smith. 1-4, earned his first victory of the season. The Braves s truck for six runs In the third off · Montreal starter Randy John· : son, 0-4. ' Giants 5, Cardinals I At San Francisco, Don Robinson scattered nine hits and hit a· home run In his firs t complete game of the season to lift the Giants . Robinson, 2-3. struck out five and contributed his ninth career homer. St. Louis starter Scott Terry, 3-3, was relieved in the second Inning because of shoulder Irritation. Cubs 4, Dodgers 2 At Los Angeles, Damon Berryhill delivered a two-out basesloa\led single to drive in two runs . In the sixth Inning for the Cubs. Steve Wilson, who entered the game In the fourth and got out of a two-out, bases-loaded situation was the winner and Improved to 2-0. Mitch Williams pitched the final two Innings for his lOth save. Ore! Hershiser, 4-3, took · the loss. Padres 3, Pirates I At San Diego, Roberto Alomar· drove in all three San Diego runs with a two-run double and home run to lead the Padres. Ed Whitson, 5-2 , allowed 10 hits In . picking up the victory. Mark Davis came on forhlsl3th save in , as many opportunities. Neal:Heaton, 5·4, allowed five hits In going - the distance for Pittsburgh. The Daily Sentinel (liSPS If....) A DIYIIlon of Multimedia. 1-.:. 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Plllf.nll f Sa*urdiQ'' MRetiallt Mlnll'aota aa n .....f'land, MondiQ'' fl Sports CalfWI• IMeball 1 IR 11 .t:tl Ml•~'"vt<l Krulr. •• 15-dar diMblfod lilt~ opao.rd lnftelder G•)· Green 1o Lilli Vep1 af Padfll' IA'IPP (.t/\.4.); cllled·ap eulfll'lclf'r Jerald Olll'k - • l•lel*ro.Uifller Rob Nel110n from L• Vf'..., Co•• T.-.u No pmll!li ' Tf'Jiu S Cl,....eland 5, Mlni"'P§ot.a 4, IKI Clf'Vf'laad It, Mla~oc.a I, '!nd Ollklaad 5, Dec roll -1 OllcaKO II, Nf'W YGrll. 2' Mllwaull!'e &, Kaa•~ City I Sutllr 5, Baltimore 3 . . . . IQ''R Gllmf"' Tl"XIlll !Brown e-1) Ill Nrw \'ork ,(HilwklnM S-3) , 7:» p.m. falllorllllia Ullylevt'n 3-1) IIJ l>fot roll lMr.u.AWr 1-!'), ~:Up.m . St-atllr ~Ou .... I· I) at Tor..ae (Stlrb!'· I), 7:J5 p.m . 1 Oak.land ~ Monrt S-'l) Ill BaJtlmoh" IMIIatldJ·ZI, 1:15 p.m. Mlnftl'•ob (Rawley 1 · ~1 11.1 Bostoa clloddlcllrrt·i),1:Up.m. • Chlcqo (HIIh!ru D-4) Ill Mllwaulll'l4' (Wf'~llll 2-3), 1:10 p.m. Tuettda,y'!; Gllm4'!1 Lt'hl~h 17U St. Lou~ Monln•lll .H~- 16 13 .S$'! U It AK-1 I~ II .-1411 I! II .31'11 Phlladt'lphla PIIIJilu tR: h Sorcer ML~L Plll]'olfs No p:aarnl'!ll *.'heduled Tennl11 NN \'orit - lij(l!,SOO Toumamf'nt of fhamplo-. Rotnt'- WorMn'sltaJian O,.n. NBA Plllfell5 tlrtil Round Bes& ... f.Fh·t' Ea~~tnn r-o ..tort'nt'l' Df'trolt vs. Bo»ton ( Delrolt wins serleH s.G > AprU t8 - DrtnNt Ill, BoMion II April • - Dfti'MI II%, Betttnn tS Clndnmll li 13 16 IS San Dlf'IIU 1'1 lfl IS If La!<! Mpol~ Atlllllta IS 11 HouMton J.1 II ~111...-d,V'!<I ftto!iuliK Nrw l 'ork 2, Houlllon I s.. Fnnch~t· o 11. Sl. Loul11 0 • nnt.'lnrlllll ; , Phll..,..phla I Allu.nta 13, MollllrPal 3 Lo!i t\llp-14'!01 3, nliu,{o I SIUI Dlt>~4 . PltL'IbutWh! !otu ... Rt>!!ulb HouNion 5, N.-w York fl Chesapeake's ,.,erry Farley to play-lor Rio next season . AprU !8- Nt'w York 111, PhiiMdt'lphla "' Ma.\' 2- Ntw \'ork lit, PhUadelpllla IU(UT) fll'\'f'land \'!1. C'hiCllJO (ChlcllJO wln!llll'r~ 3-2) .\prU t1 - Chlup t5, C1nl'land 1111 AprU !0- CII'Vel ... 86, Ollcaflo M M-.y !1- Ollcaro 101, Onel•d f.f M~· S - Cle\'elund lOR, Chlu,. 18$ Mn,y 2 - Mlh•'ll• ..,. 111, 1\llutM liS lOTI Milo.\' ~ - MllwiW lilt> tl, t\Uu&M U Wf'!llf'rn Conff1'f'rK"l' Porlland "~LA Lakf'r11 (LA. Lalr.t.'l'll wl .. !!ll'l'let~ :l-0) 51'1 2~ .,.!l Allania 113, Mll_u ... t> Itt lOTI 3'4 .H2 .SI& I .515 I .-11'11 2 .-1611 ~ 1 '1 .451 Ma,y 1 - Chlcap:o 101, Qnf'IOd JN A.Uaa&ll ""'· Mllwaulr.rr> (MIIwaukt'f' 'Wlu llf'l'ifK Hl AprU t7 - t\IIUta. 181, Mll-u lirf' It AprU 'tl- Mllwaulrf' 118, Alllllfa ttl MM.Y 5 - Aprl r.- LA Laker11lt11, PortiiUid 1111 Aprll30 - LA Lllkenl13, Portland 105 May !I - LA Llllr.t'rro til, Portl... 18!1 u .. h \'8. Golden Stall' !Golden $Cail' wins serlell 3-1) A.prD t'l' - Goldl'n !itlltt' 1~, UtU lit i\prll 211- Goldn Statf' It, Utah !II MIQ' t - Golh Statf' Itt. Utah Ill Pbol'tlb: w. Df'nwr 1Plloenlx wlllai\H~ S-1) .\prU tM- Pllot"nb 104. 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M~U" 'll - Mlht-au lrt> &I JW.troii.'I'BA Richmond drops Pawtucket llY United Press International Ed Whiled and Barry Jones each hit two-run doubles In a seven-run first inning Sunday to lead the Richmond Braves to an 8-3 victory over the Pawtucket Red Sox in an International League game at Richmond. Va. Braves pitcher Rusty Richards used the scoring explosion to llilprove his record to 3-1. Richmond jumped on Pawtucket starter Andy Araujo, 0-5. who went seven Innings. Mark Lemke hit a sacrifice fly with the bases loaded to put Richmond ahead 1-0, and Jeff W)lherby made it 2·0 when he sl{lgled borne another run. After \\Qtlted's double produced two mbre runs and a 4-0 lead. John M!Jerock lashed an RBI single to make it 5-0. Then Jones, who c4Jne to the plate for the second tillle in the inning, stroked a dduble for the sixth and seventh ,•~J'IIIIa" oilier IL pmes. Scranton· Wl .Barre beat 'JWewater 11-4 a Columbul topped Toledo 7·5 Ill- 22 illlltnp. .1. ' At Toledo, Ohio, the Clippers scored two runs in the ninth inqing to secure the victory against the Med Hens. Columbus collected 13 hits, and home runs from Dave Griffin and Darrell Miller to give Chuck Cary. H. the victory. Edwin Nunez, 1-0, took the loss for Toledo. In the American Association, it was: Buffalo 13. Oklahoma City 3; Nashville 7-1 and 1-0 In a double -header sweep , over Omaha, Indianapolis 5, Denver 4; and Iowa 8, Louisville 5. ' CAPTURES BYRON NEUION CLASSIC -Jodie Mudd blta his thlrd ·s hol on tile par·l16th hole, the lint playoff h'!le, within 1%feet of the cup before maklag the putt to capture the Byron Nelson Golf Classic Sunday in a playoff with Larry Nelloa. (UPI) By MIKE RABUN UPS Sports Writer IRVING, Texas -The experience'factor and past records ail pointed toward Larry Nelson on Sunday. The result, however. pointed toward Jodie Mudd. Mudd rolled in a 12-foot birdie putt on the first playoff . hole Sunday to defeat Nelson and take his second PGA Tour victory, winning the $1 million Byron 9 Nelson Golf Classic. Nelson, winner of three major championsh,ips and one of the leading players of the decade. had won three of his . lour previous playoffs. one of them coming In the 1987 PGA Championship. Mudd had lost of his two previous playoffs, '-"Playoffs are petrifying," Mudd said. "You play all those holes and then It Is over In one shot. Larry has won those major championships and a lot of other tournaments besides. But you still have to plav I!Oif. "It's a great feeling to come to. this area. where there is such a great traditio'\ o;>f golf and to win a tournament that is associated with a great player like Byron Nelson. II is pleasing to me as a pro golfer." Larry Nelson had no time to deliver his reaction to the day's events, since he rushed from the course to the airport. "He shook my )Jand and congratulated me," l\fudd said. •'He was disappointed and I know the feeling. I've been in that position many Urnes." Mudd cashed the biggest pay· check of his eight-year career•$180,000 - after making the playoff with the day's lowest round, a 6-under 65. l:le vaulted from 59th on the money list Into MONDAY POMEROY - The Disabled American Veterans arid Ladles Auxiliary· will hold their regular meeting on Monday at 7 p.m. at the hall on · Butternut Ave.,' Pomeroy . The district commanders of both' chapters wm be present. Refreshments will be served. DARWIN - . The Bedford Township .T rustees will meet in regular session Monday, 7 p.m., at the town hall. GALLIPOLIS - The Ohio Valley Chapter of Women Alive will · have a mother-daughter 1 banquet Monday, ' 6 p.m., 'In the I banquet room at Dale's Smorgasbord in Gallipolis. Sister Troyer of West Virginia Training SchOol will be the special speaker. ' , " MIDDLEPORT '- There will be a special meeting of the Middleport Lodge 363, F and AM on Tuesday at 7 p.m. Work and . M.M. degree. All members who take part in fellowcralt team are asked to attend. Refreshments will follow the meeting. GALLIPOLIS - The Ohio Valley Chapter of Women Alive will have a mother-daughter banquet Monday, at 6 p.m., at Dale's In the Silver Bridge Plaza. Sister Troyer of the West Virgl· nla Tralnin~ ~hool will speak. SYRACOSE:_-Syracuse Village Council will meet Monday evening, due to lack of a quorum at Thursday's meeting. SYRACUSE - The Meigs County Board of Mental Retarda· lion-Developmental Disabili· ties will meet Monday, 5:30p.m., In the conference room of the Meigs County Board office. -TUESDAY POMEROY - The Pomeroy Area Chamber of Commerce will meet Tuesday, noon, at Main the top 20. •• Nelson and Mudd finished tied at 15-ullder 265 for 72 holes over the TPC-Four' Seasons , course anti the playoff came to a quick conclusion on the par-5 16t~ hole. Mudd hit a perfect drive and then nailed a 3-wood to within 15 yards of . the green. Nelson, meanwhile. drove Into the left rough and had to lay up short of the cross bunkers 100 yards from the green. From there. Nelson's third shot came up JOfeet short of lhe hole. Mudd's third shot was within 12 feet of the cup and he rolled the putt Into the middle of the cup. · Mudd, 29, won his first tournament last year at the St. Jude Classic In Memphis. Nelson. who challenged for a win for the first time since a severe ankle injury last November, won $108,000. It was the third straight playoff at the Byron Nelson Classic,_ ."' ·Mondiy, May B. 1989 • Street Pizza. Guest speaker will · WEDNESDAY be Jim Tompkins, vice-president RACINE - OAPSE , Southern and general manager, Southern Local Chapter, will meet 7 p.m. Ohio Coal Company, addressing . Wednesday at Sl;>uthern High .a planned merger of Mines No. 1 sChool. and 3. All members are urged to RACINE - Southern High attend. School Athletic Boosters will HARRISONVILLE - Harrl: meet Wednesday, 7 p.m., at the sonvil~ Order of Eastern Star, school. Members are urged to Chapter 255, will have a pre· attend. Inspection visit Tuesday with Deputy Grand Matron Sandy Quick. Officers are to wear Evening of theater POMEROY - The Senior chapter dresses. Class of Meigs County School is HARRISONVILLE - A tree inviting the public to attend an blood pressure clinic will be held Evening of Theater at the Larry Tuesday,from lOa.m.lonoon, at R. Morrison Gymnasium, on the Harrisonville Town Hall. The Friday, May 12. at 8 p.m. clinic Is sponsored by the Harrl· Admission Is $2 for adults and $1 tor students. The students are sonvllle Senior Citizens. directed by Cella McCoy . \> --- IEB''I Chester club elects new officers, holds workshop Huffman with the Nursing Assistant of the Year Election of officers and a sunshine .gifts for May. DevoNURSES AWARDS -Scott Lucas, Veterans tions, from the )look of Ruth, Award, during a ceremony for the award winners workshop • in which members Memorial Hcispltal administrator, presented In the hospital cafeteria. Each award recipient stenciled clay nower pots were were given by Maurita Miller Janice Evans with the Registered Nurse of the was given a plaque, and vouchers for one free the highlights at the recent who also read a ·poem dating Year Award, Rosemary Young with the Licensed meal a month In the hospital cafeteria. meeting of the Chester Garden from 1904 that had belonged to Practical Nurse of the Year Award, and Jane Club when the group met at the her mother. The Ohilo Association of Chester United Methodist Garden Clubs project of purchasChurch. New officers are Dorothy ing wildflower packets for the Karr, president; Jo Hill; vice State Highw~ Department to Refreshments were served to the plaque given to the club. Mary Nease presented a propresident; Pat Holter. second plant along Ohio highways was the 11 members present. gram on sewing materials made Seven members attended the vice president; Kathryn Mora, discussed, and Mrs. Dean reThe next meeting will be a noon from plants at the recent meeting Ohio Association of Garden secretary; Eleanor Knight, as- minded members that the funds potluck at the home of Mrs. Hill sistant secretary; Twlla Buck- for the program are provided by of the Wildwood Garden Club Club's spring regional meeting, Janet Theiss as co-hOstess. with when the group met at the home and they gave a report to the ley, treasurer; and Maida Mora. the profit when bulbs are ordered club. of Kathryn Miller. through the O.A.G.C. The dead· assiStant treasurer. told of the history The county garden Club meet Mrs. Nease line for fall bulb orders In July. Melanie Stethem, member of SPRING VALLEY CINEMA of flax, hemp, and cotton plants Ing will be May 15 at the the Shade " Vailey Council of Anyone can place an order by Extension Office with Connie Hill and showed some materials 446 ·4524 I!"!'!III I ' ... I ' I Floral Arts, conducted the sten· contacting a garden club presenting the program for the made from the plants. clUng workshop, and VIrginia member. •·m••m IIMI'&AU...,.Ia.eo · Maye Mora gave a memorial . The meeting opened with a Wildwood Club. Chadwell and Kathryn Mora URQMIIIQKT,......, I The club's hike will be May 10 poem by Mrs. Miller entitled, presented her with a gift .for her tribute to Altona Karr, who had ALL tun 11.10 been active in the church, garden "April." Betty Milhoan gave at noon at the home of Heidi demonstration. devotions by reading two pieces Elberfeld. Mrs. Elberfeld .will Mrs. Karr presided at the club, and other community activIties. A memorial book on flower by Helen Steiner Rice entitled, plant a flower bed at the meeting and appointed Betty arranging will he placed in the • 'The Legend of the Spider and Flatwoods Church. Dean and Edna Wood I? do the Peggy Moore was appointed to Meigs County Library In her the Silken Strand Held in God's serve as bulb chairman for the honor. Hand", and "How Great the Mrs. Dean reported that over '(Ield From a Fertile Field." Roil club. Evelyn Hollon read an 100 attended the regional meet- call was answered by each article entitled, "A Rose is a ing and that the flower ·show was member naming their new Rose Is a Rose.·' Mrs. Hollon had tbe arrangement of the month a success. She and Janet Holsin- spring decorations. ger receiVed awards for the two Doris Grueser has been ap- · with silk flowers and she also arrangements they made for the pointed to finish the year as displayed 'some flowers made treasurer after the resignation of from material. club. Mrs. Knight was .presented a Debbie Ball. golden fiouribunda rose bush to Two. evergreen bushes have honor her on her 50th wedding been planted at the Gilmore anniversary, and Jo Hill was Cemetery Sign. recognized for the job she had Mrs. Grueser and Mrs. Miller done the past year. attended the Gallipolis Center Ice cream · sundaes were Volunteer Dinner and a~cepted served by Mrs. Knight and Ruth Erwin, and Pauline Ridenour Herbalists to meet won the door prize. Last months POMEROY - The River Val· door prize winner was May ley Herbalists will meet Tuesday Holter. The June meeting will be held · at 7 p.m. at the home. of Janet at the home of Mrs. Miller. ~; Theiss. Wildwood club holds material program lllrl A. I.Ww II, CPA 818 EAST MAIN STREET POMEROY, OHIO .......... 992-7270 ' "' •ACCOUIIIIIIG f~ r:~r:·,~~~) . 1V'll Bnsto 1 age now o ters C(;oR.OWI~(T ~ more moder.n hom~~'. more attractive facdttles and beneficial health care services than ever before. c:;-- I h - eflllliiCIAl STAYIIIINTS •TABS ..AYIOU •• t .. l I I I ., ~""' J .. • • • . ' If you haven't tho1J8ht about ( { Bristol Village for a while. I it's time you stopped by to se~ how we've grown since our beginning in 1961. We now • , have so much ~ to offer in · providing for the growing needs and desires of retired folks like you . We're a not-for-profit, non-denominational community open to people over the age of fifty. POSTBR W1NNBR8 - llaljlbary Eltm~ &c•ool WeadJ Halat, P\1acllpal; 8tevea IIJieU, ftnt place poeter; and Jlll'ed . King, lldfll place paeler. _.., Bouduhelt wu abeent. ;..;;. WI . ,..., 194-Jsn . ·~· . . lllllit ns•••n· _. ) r '' - - Jewelry Sale • .• , ........ 7.7716 ATIIINS, OliO 45701 18" TWISRD HERRINGBONE CHAIN leg. $116 NOW $6510 18" FRENCH ROPE hg. t360 NOW S12 600 GOLD RINGS sso to s7s Valut NOW S1750 to .S2600 NOW SJ250 to S14QOO RfiiS IIACEIITS ... SJ7J NOW S61 25 Iii Wendy Lloe/\\Mrly, Ohio 45690 t6l4l 941-ma Cd 1llll Free: • ' 14K GOLD • STERLING SILVER STONE RINGS SlS0-'400 Value IIIIIMdlllllllomts for today's IICiiw rtlirtnttnl. CENTER 65'/o OFF RETAIL ··· Inc tiLL DILES DILES ..... d'l ........ . 9:00 A.M. • 6:00 P.M. • Life Leases range from $20,000 to $65,000. Several refund options ille available, or yciu may choose a monthly payment pian. WIDNEIDAV IN THE "PM". AT llOLZEA CLINIC GAWPO~I, OHIO ...,... , I We now offer home health care services and assisted livi~g apartments. A new skilled nlll'5ing home is opening Mareh 1989. HE Ul EACH MdT,... ONE DAY ONLY! Tuesday, ' I ·~ . . . .,, • • s .. . Ju1t In Time Fo, Motbe''' .Dsg/1 •. A new fitness center with heated indoor swimming pool is opening in the Summer 1989. III'IMI. t IIRti tg.W fllikllllll. ..... ' 0. ,<JN f'l•! • SALEM WINNERS ~ (Froat row left to right) Salem Ceater ElemeiJtai'Y 8elloel FrmkliD Pleree, lint place; Stacy Sllvel'll, secoad place poster .rontest. (Back row left to right) Michelle ,Lucas, tlJ'!II place, county co-champion; Suean Page, 2nd place essay contest. BUSI.SS ·S,RYICE .. • ·~ During oil of 1919 WI art eel .. ...rating ow 40th,.., at bringing lleH• heanng to ow friends-die!'~ It is gratlfyifll to know thilt we !.we diwll· oped a rl!lllfatian fer lnttlrit• • •~~t•tlaillty. w. wen " " ' , . . . . .,. lllpaCt to ... hln t-niw; anti w llllltla· tlon to .JOU li to .. avallalt ·c.~~· . ·Community calendar I . the IIIOif up-to-tlatl ttchnelt: IY thtit is ta lie fOUIId. 11tar1na Comp.... Une of Vegereble a Bedding Pienta. AulFruit Tr-. Oeranlurnt, HMglng la•t•" 8hr1,1b1Mry ..SYIAC._ "l.;l!" ...o.. ll.,o_ Hllmphrles sealed the upset when he sank 1 of 2 free throws. "We bad a lot of chances, we just didn't put them away." Atlanta's Doc Rivers said. ''This really hurts." . As much as the Bucks had to rely on a team concept to beat the Hawks: the Bulls relied on thn!e-time NBA scoring leader l JorAan. · . At Richfield, Ohio, Jordan hit a 15-foot jumper with no time remaining to help the Bulls advance. Jordan scored 44 PPlnts, including 17 in the fourth quarter. He scored 50 points • Friday night when the Bulls lost In overtime and averaged 39.8 points In the five-game . playoff ser~s. ' · "I think you saw one of the great clutch pertonnan~es you'll ever see !rom Michael Jordan," BuUs Coach Doug Collins said. The lead changed hands nine times in the final 4 ~ minutes. including four times In the last minute when Jordan and Ehlo . traded lead-changing baskets. Ehlo nailed a 3-pointer for the Cavaliers with 51 seconds left to put Cleveland on top 98-97. Jordan hit a jumper with six seconds lett and the Bulls led by one. Ehlo's driving layup with three seconds left gave the Cavaliers a 1()().99 lead. "Ehlo scored with . too much time left," Jordan, joked. Jordan worked himself free 'for. the lnbounds pass (rom Brad Sellers. He gave Ehlo the sUp and had the winning shot In the air )Vhen the buzzer sounded. Jordan, who has led the league In scoring each o!'the last three seasons, converted 17 of 32 field-goal attempts and 9 of 13 free throws Sunday. In the opening game of a Western Conference semHinal series, the Los Angeles Lakers ' defeated the Seattle SuperSonics 113-102. . ~-5 '"•Y tliiyl as yeu netd w. wit~ NOW OPEN FOI SPIIIG SIASON a I Mudd captures Nelson Classic in· playoff M"'l' 2- lk>lrolllDO, Bo.tHM Ntw ferli \'If, Phllad~plllla (NI'W \'ork WIDIII!IE'rii'JI3·11 AprU 'l'7- New \'ork 1ft, PhUaclf'lphl" ''1 2~ ~ Wl'IOI Su FriUidJK•o ~ By IAN LOVE UPI Sporta Wrl&er . The home-court advantage, that most precious of playoff possessions, failed the Atlanta Hawks and Cleveland Cavaliers Sunday. Both teams lost the deciding games of their best-of-five openIng I'Oiind serieS despite playing on their home court. Atlanta fell to •the ·Milwaukee Bucks 96-92, while Cleveland was undone 101-100 by the last·li!ICOnd heroiCs of, the Chicago Bqlls' .Michael Jordan. . Tbe victories settl~ the East· ern Conferense ·semifinal bracket. Chicago will open Tuesday night against the New York Knlcks ·, at MadiSO!l Square Garden and the Bucks open at the Palace In Auburn H!Us, Mich., ,, Wednesday nigllt against the Detroit Pistons. 1 All serle$ for the rest of the playoffs will be best-of-seven. At Atlanta, Milwaukee was CAVS CELEBRATE TOO EARLY- Tbe Cavaliers' Mark Price forced to play without leading embraces teammate Craig Ehlo after Ehlo made whal seemed to scorer Terry Cummings and be the wlaa1D1 shot In tbe fiDallleCOIIds of Suaday's ~A playoff starter Paul Pressey and still game agal118t Chicago, but Mlcbael Jordan look ala8Heooad sbot rbeat the Hawks. Cummings over Ehio to 11ve the Buill a 111·100 victory, advancing tbem to tbe Injured his ankle In Game 4 and seooad roUDd of the playoffs. (UPS) did not make the trip to Atlanta. Pressey missed the entire series because of a dislocated shoulder. Milwaukee, which lost all six regular-season games • to Atlanta, used an 8-0 run in the final two minutes to seal the Terry Farley. a ' 6-3 small Grande Coach John Lawhorn triumph. Ricky Pierce scored 10 forward lor the Chesapeake High remarked. "He needs to get of his 25 points in the final period School boys basketball team, has stronger. but he's very active · for Milwaukee. signed a letter ofintenttoplayfor when he plays and always finds a "We have'a lot of confidence in Rio Grande College/ ComJiDunlty way to score. ourselves." said Pierce, who College next year. I "The more we looked at him. scored 111 points In the five-game The son of Trudy Farley of the better we liked him." La· series. "A lot ot people were Chesapeake. Farley helped the whorn added. counting us out. Detroit has a Panthers to their district cham-' great team and we have to pionship in 1988·89 and an appear· Lawhorn, who has coached the coutrol the tempo, just like we ance In their finals competition. Redmen since 1980. noted that did against Atlanta." Coached by 1973 Rio Grande Farley is the fifth top recruit he graduate Norm Persin, Chesa- has signed for next season. The Dominique Wilkins, who fin· peakewas 22-3 overall and 11-1 in others ll)clude Lyndell Snyder. !shed with 22 points. missed. a the Ohio Valley Conference. Canal Winchester; Troy Donald- 3-point shot with eight seconds Farley was named to the first son. Sebring; Jeff Brown. Ne· remaining and Bucks guard Jay team. OVC.Inaddltion to the first wark; and Tim Christian. ColumIeath, All-District. He received bus Northland. With · Farley special mention. All-State. In his added to the lineup. the combined senior year. he averaged 19 high school team records of the points a 'game. five for last season comes to "I think he's got a chance." Rio 104·13. 1<rn NATIONAL LEAGUE EMI W L Pet. GB 16 It .511 Nr""' \'orlr. ('hi t· ~ \'illlf'J, Pa. - TGurdt' T,..p Hoch)' NRL Playons Cal pry at fhlcap:o, M;35 p.m. Mln,.ilota at llo~ton. nl~ fallforN11111. ~·t roM, niKI!t S.atlll' AI Tt~ronto. alPt O!lllhu•• at &ldmon>, al~ Cblclll(o IIJ Mil Willi i~Pf', nl.ea Ttox a...: .a l NPW \'ark, nlpt rlt'Vt'laad llt KanlllK City, nl«ffl ~h~ll'd Cyrll111 Pl'd.. nl n falllornla 5, Toronllo 4 DdroM t. OaldandJ MllwaU ... f' I, I.IUI!IM5Cily0, IQinnl:n~ Boston 1, Tl"'lu 1 · St>allll" ~. llaltlmoft 1, IM SuUk> I , S.ltlmol'f 5, tnd New l'ora. 5, Chltqo t SUIIIIQ''II ~ulh Callfor••lil Teronllo, pp:l., Mn Bo~tlenf, The weather held, however, on May 2to allow Rio Grande to play two games against Findlay at the University of Dayton. The Rio men won both contests, 6-4, 5-4. Advancing on nine hits In the opener, the. Redmen benetlted from hitting performances . by Jon Gibson, who was two for three, as well as those of Shawn Haning and Herb Sharfenaker, both of whom scored two hits on four appearances each. Darrell Marcum was winning pitcher, improVIng his season slate to 3-2. In the nightcap, Findlay was ahead 4·3 in the seventh when Rials Bob Young hit a double that tied the score. With two men out in the bottom of the Inning, Mike Coman slammed In the gamewinning RBI that sent Young to home plate. The Redmen connected on nine hits and committed four errors In the game, while senior AI Sieradzki, now 5-4 on the season, won the contest at the mound. The Daily Sentinel .·By The Beqd. Cavs .drop tilt in last·three seconds .. I Su ..... - Piau o.atltll ... lo . . B:r United PrM... ler.lloJliLI AMERICAN LEAGUE E ..l W L Pl'l . Botti•• 16 13 .Qt CI~'Vi'llllld 15 1-1 .sn Nrw York 1$ IS .SOG Mllwaulrf' ... 15 .4K3 BaltlmOI"t' 1J II .UII Toronlo .. 28 .333 Dec roll I II ·~3n '1\'t'lil Oaklanl 'U 10 .177 ('allfornl~t II II .tss May a. 1989 PRESCRIPTION SHOP 992·6669 ._,13.JIU 271 llorth . . S.C..., ••l•pert, 011. ' ' \ ......, - ----'--- 1 \ ,, '. ·' �• I • _.,. !jiiiiin.iioi~i·~i_isaimiinialiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.i~~~~~~~~~:-----t=======~.n~====~ Pomeeoy- Middeport. Qhio 75th birthday to be celebrated The Meigs County Cooperative Extension Service will hokl an open house on Monday, from 3:30-5: 30 p.m. to commemorate the 75th birthday of the Co oper a· tlve Exte!lslon Service. The Meigs County office Is -locatM In the basement of the County Home Building on , ~­ berry· Heights in ·Pomer oy. The office serves · residents of Meigs County In the areas of agrtcul. ture. natural resources. home economics,, 4-H, and community development. The staff at. the Meigs County office, Cindy Oliveri, John Rice. Joyce Bowen, and Gloria Kloos, extend an i11vitatlon to 'the public to join In tile celebration. ' Birth announced -Riverview .garden club auction An auction was held with Mary . , ·Allee Blse as auctioneer at the recent meeting of the Riverview qaroer Club when the group met at the home of Janet Conno.Uy. assisted by Ella Osborne and Klla Young. · · Devotions were conducted by ~Ruth Anne Balderson who read ' "A Sure Way to a Happy Day" and "The Mag)C of a Friend. " Maxine Whitehead led the group In singing of the club son, ''How Great Thou Art." · Marlene Putman pres kled at the meeting In which a thank you •was read from Elaine Hart, ,~activities director of Arcadia Nursing Center, for the Easter : ~avors that cll!b members had made. A note was also read from Mrs. Osborne thanking the group .lor the mums sl)e received when ' she was Ill. Roll call was answered by · members naming their favor ite evergreen. Gladys ·Thomas re· · celved the door priZe. ·' Refreshmen Is were served to · ibose named above and Marllyn Hannum. Kay Long, Paullne : \'dyers. JaniCe Young, Betty ,.. Boggs, Grace Weber. Mary -G,ace Cowdery. Margaret Grossnickle. Na_ncy Wachter. I ·Herbalists guest speaker . Denise Adams. of the Fairfield Garden Herbalists, was guest $peaker at the recent meeting of the River Valley Herbalists when _the group met at the home of Connie Hlil. · Mrs. Adams used slides to show examples of how herbs can be used In landscaping. Plans to attend the Fairfield Herbalist Garden Club In June ·were made. Bobble Karr gave . the herb of the month report on thyme. Two types can be found. creplng and upright. All are edible and most often used forcookhlg. Mrs. Karr reported that the cookbook Is being published. The next meeting will be at the home of Janet Theiss on Tuesday :at 7 p.m. • Refreshments were se r ved by 'Paige Winebrenner. Ernestine Hayman. and Mrs. Hill. · Members enjoyed visiting and touring Mrs. Hill's ne w herb greenhouse. Donation made ''to cholesterol :machine ''·• Blood pressure clinic. A free "blood pressure clinic will be held Tuesday, 10 a.m. to noon, at the Harrisonville town hall. The clinic Is sponsored by the Harrisonville Senior CitiZens. PhyUis Larkins, and Delores Frank. The-next meeting will be at the home of Mrs·. Frank. ~ROUGHTON'S . I" .1.'-u __MILK •••••••••• 9., 0 (Gatton 'JOWL BACON BACON 59< 69< LB. Chunk 59< lB. R. C.. COLA DIET RITE 12 PAll $1 29 ·: The meeting opened with the pledge to the flag and "Mother's 'P,rayer. " Devotions were given by Pegy Harris. and roll call 'was answered with each member ;alvlng the most memorable ' ·):lkperlence In making something homemade. A demonstration was given on i:lldlna and displaying the Ameri· can Flae. COUPON . BROUGHTON'S . • . The Area's Number I II l ~:~~~:~~ Mor· O'ilo.liw. peat, ~ -,. • ·• May POLICIES , muJt be pr• •Ads outaide Meigs. G•lli• or Maaon pal4 . •Recetve • .10 dlacount for ada peid lrndvance. •frn ada - GNaiWIY and Found ada under 1 & worda will be run 3d.,, at no ch·• ge. •Price of ad for all caplttlletlera ia double price of ad cost. •7 point line type only ulld. •&entine& is "ot rnponalble for erroraafter firal dav. (Check for error• firat diiV ad runa in p..,..) , Call bllfore 2:00p.m. diV eft• publication 10 make correctiofl . •Ada tha1 muet be paid in advance are Card ol lhll"'kl Happy Ada In Memorif!m Yard Salll ,.DAY 3 DAYS &DAYS 10 DAYS 1 MON:fH cou"•'• s4.oo f6.0Q u.oo H3.00 ll $33 .00 ' ,_ 4~ 5 - 19- 1 ••• North*""" ow. 457t.O SALES & SERVICE Mi•••r1r '• Windews FREE ESTIMATES Patlor Jaltes E. Keear.e AI C &Wee All Mljor • Minor RIIIHiirs NIASE Cerlifl.. Mac:lllnic CAll 992-6756 Classified pages' cover the following telephone Galli• County AreeCode814 448 387388245- G8IIipolla Ch•hlre VInton Rio Grande 268- Quyen Oilt. 843- Arabie Oist . 379- Welnut Meig. County Are1 Code 614 . PUIUC AU1bor~ NOW OPIII FOI IISIIESS ., 14.. I . . St. Pelrrt .... L I, W. VL. C-ltldMore MON.-Fil.< 9 am-6 ptn SAT.: 8 am-12 NO.. 992- Middlepon Pam•ov 31 -Ho~ for Sale 32-MobileHomea for S.la 33- Fermalor S.le 34- Buaineu Buildings 36- lota & Acre .. e 31- Aeal Eatat• W.med 171- Pt. Pleeaant · 458- Leon 981- Ch•ter .576- Apple Grove 843- Pottllnd 773- M•aon 247-Letert hll" 882- New Heven 949- Recine 1 895- let•rt 742- f'ut..,.d 937 - Buffalo 41 42 4344- 887 ~Coolvile John D-•· New Honomd. Bullh Hog Farm Equpment Dealer. 41 - FUmilhed Rooms Cl- 8p.ce for Rent 47 - Wiftled to Rent 41-Equipment' for Rent .,. 41 - For -~ For more info write: StoH Anderson P. 0. Box 337 .... , La•• ,_. ...... ' • • • • ' ! •' ,., • " '. w 1 •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL SIDING CO. .......... "Ftee Eatlmet•" PH, 949-1101 "9·1160 or.._ NO SUNDAY leward L WrltiHI : • 81 --Hom•lmptOVII~~. a He•ing · ·• •· 84- -l.-.r;.:l4"' ~-"~••1ion 8&-a.n• H•uHne, · .se- Mobile Home Aapair ~ 87-Up~~titrf l NEW- IEPAII PO,OLS, 4-111-'lt-1 MO. erty. $16,000. HAPPY HOLLOW ROAD Newel 4 bedroom~ large liv· mg. room with glass sliding doors, uttlity room, and a huge family room that is not fin~hed . Part ot house needs some work. but could be lived inls iS. Natural 'as at well head .price. Asktng $24,000 for house ~nd I\! acres, and $30,000 for house and 15 acres. POMERO'I' - Cute . little house that ~eeds some fixing up. In ttiwn location. OWNER WANTS AN OFFER. PRICE REDUCED - POl· EROY - This 2 stury frame home has 2 bedroom ~ 2 baths, completely remod· eled, and washer and dryer, couch aoid chair, kdchen ta· ble and chairs go w~h the prOf!erty. ASKING $28,000. "-Y i:. w•lllli lt2-51tl JIM Trnllll .. .. Mt-HIO 4·21-'111·1 mo. . NEW LISTIIIG - I 'h story house in Pomeroy. Would make a .ROod rental prop- ROCKSPIIIICS RD. - Approx. 80 acres ot ••cant arounil. Approx. 20 acres tit· table. All ll\in81als, wlter and eler:. l'lailable. Good huntiniiMid. $29,000. ~-vti992-23,7 1 FREE ESTIMATES NEW LISTING - POl· EROY, Lincoln Hei&llls Neat 2-3 bedtoom home in mellent condition! large play area lor kids-approx. I acre lot. Call for appomtment. $33,50.0.00. CHESTER 248 - Choose the s~e you like! I acre lots wdh ISO' rllld frontage. Many sites aVailable. TPC water ••••fable. ONLV $5,000.00 each WELLS CISTERNS Downspouts Gutter CIUritng Painting 949·2168 ,, 1,000 OAUONS Gutters ' POMEROY - 3 bedroom trail81 just out of town! Woodburner, I car g•age equipped kitchen, AC: fenced yard, and lruit trees. !lAKE OFFER!! $15.000. WATER ·SERVICE ROOFING - $24,900. Business Services,. • ' Dottil TurtMI ..... 992-5112 . Jo HIII .............. M5-4416 Office.............:·· ft2·2ZH llll UIIIWS IEEDIDWI Ult ..,.. fir IIIII c:-tr P'tapltJ. Ust - -. nflrlllltMIII. Am: .JJ.JI . N. 2nd · 992-6491 .r . ·, < 1-12-'89-tln MARCUM CHESTER, OHIO GEARY BODY. SHOP . •HOME BUILDING •ROOM ADDITIONS •KITCHENS • BATHS •ROOFING •REMODELING & REPAIRS PHONE DAY ·OR EVENINGS •• LINDA'S PAINTING ltiDDLEPORT, OHIO OPEN 1:30-6:00 P.M. 4·25·'8t-l MO. palntl•• &at . . do .It fer yev. YIIY IIAS!*UU HIVE IUIIIIICI mo. old. Wormed. very friend._, lo a good home. C•fl 114.-3792544. PH. 596-4756 or 992-6637 614-915·4110 4-14-e9-1 mo. To GiY-: ,...,... tl..,alo/7 mo. old. Coll11...,4411-2724. ;,levision listening Devices Dependable Heariq Aid Salas & Son•i.,. CJ 'Hearinc Evaluations For All Ages Roger Hysell Garage AUTO & TRUCK ~ REPAIR AI•• Tr••••lulo• PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 ::1: l614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-2104 z 417 Second Avenue. IICII 1213 - lllllipolis, Ohio 45631 Fr.. to good honw. German Sh101ord Collie 814-843-5421 . 2 mbled breed dop. Part Collie Wtd other IIHgle. 3 .,..... old. Had thotl. been apeyed. Cell 114· 742-2754 0< 51 .... 992· 3507. Ucensed Clinical Audiologist 70.000 BTU nllural 11• dove. or at Veterans Met1Jorial Hospital Mulberry Hgts, Pomeroy. Ohio 4·25-lftt e months old to gaod t.Jmo. Coli 014· 7422148. M8le Callie, ~ LISA1· M. KOCH, M.S • . Rt. 124, '-ror Olio Giveaway To oivNWIYI bl.:klabmlle18 3 Mile East of •Arthur on 5.1. SO .-..o 3 smell u• .-tovea. Call 11 .... 742-3073. Two Plf'l: O.man Shept.rd puppioo. 8 - · ald. 30...,175- 8130. UVING ON A BUDGET? •SHRUB & TR EE TRIM and R E: MOVAL Beat The Heat This Summer With Central Air! 1981..,..14x70' MO•LE HOME •LIGH T HAULIN G •FIREWOO!) BILL SLACK 992·2269- 3 Bl. 2 111111. pnlltl tub. Nice home. Located n.. Harrisonvllo. $6500 Cis h. EY. . .GS CALL 992·5114 4/l/89/ tln CARTER'S PLUMBING & HEATING BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM IUIT IIOIWS I GAIAGES "At llaronablt Prkes" Pll. 949-2101 992-6212 ......... or .._ 949·2160 Day. Night 319 So. 2nd Avt. NO SUNDAY CAllS ·If. ,;I,.~~ • ~~~a~ lASKO WEAVE • HANDWOVEN Cat. lhota tnd n&tulred. 3046711-3095. ~OIILJ - ·----·-------- ~-- Kiltens BAIICm ......---- ltld Vlriew Si111 l ...... luJIIIIIolho'* ....lntlllflll.. WOODEN UUNlGs WIO. Y•let W.ull'l ca.- ON WE NOW AI SUIS liiMllfOil 614·992-2171 ' ' "''*'"~' · Or.~ Ntlla~•• Pom•oy. Ohio. Pon· ttm& c _,ltlld DontOI Hy. gl.,lot. Neod only IIIPIV for poallion It Mel:r.CounltytMitth Dopt. ... Sa ... 9'1m· • 11. p• hour. Fllklble hou11, tmmeclll• opening- For moreinformetlon. ca1111•~ 2575. londed in HOME PARK •Mobile Hcime ~ Parts •Mobile Home Rentals AUt::'fiONEER 'Mnt• now booking apring 111•. 17 . . . . apert.noe. Phone 304-273-3447 l;dwln 992-7479 AIV,nwiOOd, w.ve. W.Va. St.te Champion All:lttcm.. Rick Pe•aon. Uc.1ed In Ohio 1nd W..t Virginia. Booking Auctiono. ' 30"'773-5785 · 9 Wanted To Buy AVON~~ W-11 Shirl., Sp... s. 304-1711-1429. ..._. Want to e•n a little .,,.. rnonev? Or wauld you Ike to have 1 c• l!lll7 Either Wfll( A won can hllpyou bethe._t you ctn bolil Colt -llyn w. .... 304882·2646. F... t lme L.P .N .• 1 1:00 tiU 7:00 Compl•e hou.aholda of furniture II antique•. Alto wood II COli hilt. . . Swtln' s F...-nitu,. & Auetkm, Third &. Olive, 81 .... 446-3159. Junk Cars with or wll hout motors. Cell Larry livefv 614 ,J SB-9303. Furniture and appll.,.ce- by the p1ece of entire houMhold. Fair pr icea being p.tid. Cell 614-44f. 3 158. Will buy or appraise .-ytt*lgl Antiques. furniture. llflpll ... ces, ntales. autos. complete how. furnilhinp. M•lln Wedem.,..., 614-245-5152. w... ted to buy: Junk can with or without motors. Cell Richard - .... 014-388-8095. Wanted to buy: Tobacco poundege Coli 814-448-1437 or 4 48 9266. U1ed lu.rniture by- the p iece or entire household al!lio ulling 614-74 2-245 5 Quilts Pre 1940 quilts Any concltion. C11h paid. Clll 814-992· 5657 "'814-592· 24<11. Ua.t furniture and houllhold appHericea. Phone 81 ~ 742· 2048. ' land •ound Rutl.,d .,... & aor• or more, mont¥ flat, Wfth •hilt, ac b&niJih•. oomp ..:itive 1111.-y, conUICI Kathy D.O .N.• R N. ClreHav1n of Point 'INf., Ple • .,t. ·--:-:-: - - - - - - Get peld for l'nlllllng l.u ... r 12QO.OO daily. Writo: PASE • 6 11K, 111 S . Uncolnwav. North Aurura, II 6_0542. Crulae Ship now hiring all Poah lons. Both sklfted Md u~ skilled. For irttormatkm call &15-n9-55070ki. tt 115. ..,.... Be&Utictm on fee tor s.-vi.. b•• to wnr k at Lakin Hospitlll 1 or '2 dfWt per wHit . lnt••ted per1onr. co ntact Brenda Amos, Butineas Manllll•· 304-175l230 Mo n ttw Frlfor bid farm, dedine 115 May 10. 1989. ~.- CllrNr • el• opportuMy fuH time. or• benefltt. ftlliremtnt Requ ir.-nenta college halpful prBit'ioua •I• experience. Send reaume lo P .O . Box 328, Bar· boursville. W.Ve. 25504. Attn: Ch•l• Bryant. ----- --Hair apply aytlist. to ~ t hv a ' Kut and Kurl or c:ill 304-875:-4247 or 675- 3066. --------- u -·-situations Wanted W. c:a-e for eld«lv .,d h... diCIPP., in our home. 28 ye1r1 •kPII'ien~ LPN on c"l. Low income home. C.l 814-9121873 after 7:00p.m, for mor.lnform.tion. Will do house deaning jot. kl M11on and GellleCourtty a..... ReMonebte Ret•. 304-1755819. f ... got hook·up. Coll814- 742· 2373. 15 Enq1luvnu:nt ThUrt . .tt.-noon at a corn• of third Aw. Spruce St. Owner dalm at Trillune olfha. . ..... ,.,.1·"'-·lfi' -••d - --I IDol : Dogt. •1 mal•1yr. A.d Femele2yrt. & whltoBooaltt. Lain·tluckrldgo NOW OPEN Serv1c~o 11 Help Wanted SeU copl--. XtH'Ok 1 bedroom, very belutiful, furnished . Schools Instruction 17 Miscellaneous Work from home •eo P• your lot t17,995 • up. Cell 614-6811-7311. 18 Wanted .t o Do 100 P•k Dittricll: hiring for T1ny Tot Dey Camp tfou,rwetk pod ion). Stniora in High Sattool •d coli... lt\1~:· ed; IOfl. Paint rtalda oraout ts Yf'l· expe'rienoe. Estimate tr• ol ctwge. Coli 81"'317·0401 . Wtll blb¥111: in ITl¥ home. Re•onabla A.t• .,DI&I8VII .. blo. AI 1111• o t o o - - Col II 4-2411-1711. ret•. bllll offid,.., IDr 1-..e. Appll dloM .,..able; Perk Diltrk:la office loal..t II the 011111• County Court House. IEDUCTION SYSTEII: Save thouslllds on ""-~ • turnilhed. good cond.. Cal 6142611-1628 0< 81 .... 256-1~77 aft• 7 P.M . J br., vinyl aiding, c•poh. bMement, ,.rnodlledktlch~ ,& bath. quiet nelghborhaod, lm.lfl. from town & ho1p..l.· tol./129.000. COl 814-4462831> 01 01 .... 24.9378. ,, Rockeprtng~•rea. CUitom bu.lr, 1 0¥1ff'lltf home on •prox. 3 BCI' • . I . . . uon.. 2'1!1: bit hi I fll'eplace~ , lnt•com svlttm. · ~ ground pool, g•ebo, tara -.ol extras. Priced to tel. For more information, call 814-9123254.. ----- - -::--. --..:;., 3 .bectoom, large dtning roo_m. Pftced to ..u. Under •20,000. C~ll6 1 4-992- 3749 . O lder homJI whh 1 1cr e of IMd JoCIII:ed m MeiQI County, Chllt• Twp. 1 be"'oom wfth 2 ol 3 bect ootn poatl.. tll•. lnauleted, storm windows •nd doors. t15,000. firm.·Seriousinquiri• only. PhOne 61...,1187· 8704 Of· t• 4:00. .: House for ule. 2 be*oorna. corner lQt. Syr.c:u•a Ottto. ckNe r18.000. 814-99.25105. .. pool 3 bedroombridt home with l•ge to~ Mid w.. Delve. Hov,.,. Good cond. 304-77S-1811 . 3 bo<toom ..,ell. priold 60'' we. tian, call llfl• 8:00 end Houee for .... lecond Street. -room~... wv. bllth. 2 ttaov. 3 bodb11emtnt, g•r•g• and carpor•t . U9. 1100.00. Coli 30"'7735028oft• 5:00. ·on, $...t •· 8711-2115 or I 11-2853. for aile t;, oWntt, 3 Mdroom: bridt. full bM«nMII. 2 llrept• g• h• ~dwat•. centr•l air. largB flnmd lot. n. . Ordn.n .. atd Jr. High, ltathnor Una I I I P - - - · 30487~3772 ott• 11:00 PM . c•. Nice coont;yhoma 1.fiwa,.tri ,., ... 3be*oomt. 2bll~ 2c:• gang e. touth•rn M•• On County, mo.Nt•ly fH'Iced , 304.-171-2491. ,-t< ..EJ£ cond. 7. room ho,..; ~ I roorrw •d bath 1tt floor, 2 Bebytftter evehbla. fl•ibl• hours, fuU « pMt ..._ behind Orcinance School. ...,. ,..,.. ,_..t(• . C.l 304-871-2784. 30' t. 301 -trnh St. - ... wv. 30 .... 882-2303. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale • 1881 Nakla Gov ..tor. 14.1t'io w•h '7>121 2 BR . o1 el.c.. ..din tub. mud .._,.. fJom lot. C.l11 .... 38.9741 ..... •-do. 38.6819. 21 Ba..lnea• Opportunity Eoov - k l Eoctll... l'oy l A• , ..,ble pra<l.lcta at home. Cll c.-. I 21170. 311r.. Z trR bolt., HOUH type wlndawi. undorplonlng. Pri- for quid! F,.._.tMoltloH-I'Irk. I 1"'441-1102. EXCE LLENT PAYI Homo· Wotbrt: ntedld. Ov• 71 oom- poni•----,... t rl butore. • whoin•l•• <l!. .aoy. - d I.AJI .I . P. 0. s .. 2121-IJT, Hunllolil"" WY ~iiT:lll- 2121. INOTICEI T HE OliO VAU.lV PUataiiINO CO . you bulln- ...h ' - " ,.. ._.ow, Md NOTte ... d lftOMr --do- ...... ......... do , I-IJII1111mololdy.,..,o .......Gallipolis ......... . Y•dSal•r Taus. a Wed. Okl1aG •tE..,.,.._. ..Y•dlll• llor11.,d1J. 413 t.-10t D...,.. Pt n* 0111o. a Dtrn- w....nu.... a'"'·'•su••"'· I I a lit. :no, .existlna111011pp. !tom 1111 old No nflnanclnl. A llort.... Consliltalt "·111 -~22 9010 44t Ext. 4051 • - •• • "" .___....;4;.;·';;.'·.:.'.;;:•;.•·.::.l .- ""'· ......... .... .._.. . 1978 Eloono. 141<70. 2 beth. IWteliYing room. pirtially u.,.. - - ---- • 61 .... 446-63117 .... 304-875, 490 ask for Rich. "' , . bo<loamo 2nd lloor. I clootto. Lawn work and lght h•lng. nothmg 10 big or tl'llllll, Clll •uwti me304-175-7831• 8'717170. . ~31 . Smal 2 BR home on 218. $176/ mo. plu s deposit. Cell fuH benmlnl. a.p•MI p..ib, ~adled . . . . . _p ricld hlf'ICI work on Apt. Campi•. Call 30...,8711-5104 or 3048711- 5386. N""do ATTENTION: GOV ERNMENT HOMESI From 11 .00. RllfJOI. Tax Property. Foreclo•ures. Av.lfllble Your A,..l Clll IR• lu ndoblo) 1· 518· 459· 35U ~T. H1576 "'' lttlogo. ' · 1 o eer• 3 be*oom home Saa d Hll Rood, 30 .... 17&-530 t. - ::-· •nwn• Duetor-.t atpir1Uonowerthe roed dWII'I 11'1 needed for JrttorrMiion clll IJirry at Danlll E. Inc. C.... mllut OH. 1-1100· 1148-1171. Nice 3 BR home. ful bllemem.' ,....,. cotlina. built-illcoblnoo. n fiN c•p• In llwlng room. un.Uached r... gai'. . e. Cell 8 t ... 446-9780. Two bectoonw. Burdette Addn , S30.000/ .,.. -.oome potenti ol. Ootllilt. !11 8011-887-8000 e... Y-10189. priiJ•ing mlil. lnform..ionttnd atamp to K. S . Enterpril•, P ,0 Bolt 5167-VT, Hillside. NJ 07205. 10 minutft from downtown QoUipoflt. 4b!., 2botl\ Woojll" LP t• h. ., t.IH bal....m, Ia lomlll' room. City lchoal iltitrt... Col 814-44.3127. one ow,.., ac oond. a.tate Mttl~mtnt. on inspec8tg 3BR . CounttyhoJMbuih on tion. . . . . . .... on!¥. 304- t: AR N MONEY Auding boob I Housllt•pin& Room By Day, Wetk, llonth MOlTGAGE Deluae 3 Br. hou• for . ... Ownor lln.,eo. Col 304-1755104 k ..... 304-1711-7438. 46131 _~ :- - - - - ______ GROUNDS cobin* oak w-ortc. ftriith bMemlnt. 2 c• peg& lwei lat.eap'ed tot. .t ml• from Hotzor Hoopltol alf Rt. 36""""""'... Su-ltion. eo• 11 .... 4411-4181. RE-TRAIN NOWI SOUTHEASTERN BUSINESS COLLEGE. 529 JKI<ton 1'111& Cell 614-446-4367. ROjl. No. 86-11 - 10658. memotY . '"' ........-.. 604-849-0670 fJ!I. 313. 4 tlnga foutd 81 Polt Offic., Ringe 1i'e et City HIH. MuM 511• 41'1d customer relllltiom P•lloo tor looQII. bu sin . .. f ufl.. ..:.__ idontifo#. t ime posit ton. "Autt bre .,....,.. .,d tome ..,.,~_ Fou nd: r.t.lelrlttanylp111iel in Seturdlrft Send r..,me to o.llipc6; Cherry Ridge • •· No wllar Tribun a, lloa CLA 183. '82 .,...,118&-31140ofl• dn Thl!d A_,o. lltMtpolit. OH CAMP 2 boil\ flmlly with·· · pl-lo<mol .........go .. log room. JO ft. cu.tam llllll:ldtcfttn extra "ice. Meedl)wbroolc Acftli- wrtt. . &f• machin•. Officeor teec:hing background prllf..,ed. Ohto t.,.ttory . Send lllten of int•..t or riiUmecloo.llipolil OIUy Tribuno. doBox 191. 825 fhkd A~otWtu e. a.llipoli•. Ohio ..... Colt ............ 7101. OHIO RIVER ,v.., ottroctlfollrld< 4-oam. --- -- - -- Sa:~lpom t Ktya found eon 11...,446-1038. AVON · AI • -· Col -llyn Wow• 30...,88:Z.2e45. 8 Lost and Found Rt. 33 Nvalh ef hood. ••2.100. rmm. .•• oc- •lit• of Ohio: UquidltkHII, f•mt. nt.a.. 1ntiques, etc. f:: 01 .... 245·5152. ...f,... Parbni 1nd cege to good ............. 304-075-1473. •Lot Rental• ,..,11y ......, '"""" _, *iv•. GOVERNMENT JOBS r11.CMO-tt18,~30 - · NoW hloillg. COli (11 B0&-187-8000 R ~9801 lor eurrn fwaderll S iames e mott.r, 2 black, 1 white.1 black & whlto. 304-88 2-2741 . 4-IH MO. 3 Stylte . Cell Mt<lill Wodo!nOV•. AuCtio- ....... ~ .. llrldl-. . 1 -nlol 3 IR . 2 ..... - · ••111• queliy llullt. ln.._lr_. ......... Col614-446-1111. 81"""'. Doct..,t Ho<pl:ol, 11110 ..... -boglor01 .00.Nic n_., u~·- Hom• for Sale X-Ray TechnoloQIII;I. lmme«<•e aptnlng. FuU tUM po~ldon. C.l Mt. St. M•rv Neoa, Iota of t.gelns. 31 By ow-. Nlco48r. 1112"-'ll t•vo raorl\ o-''1&. out llulclng. nice front porch. oonCI'M• lwei lot. tr.. • ........ Grltn SchoO\ Rt. 14.1 , -....,,.,. Couple ro llv•in & do mllinte- 614-949-2526 FOR SALE rltnoe worldng wM:h cii..U ., 1 - h •ll•od o•too- LPN fl'• l•ood. EOE. APJ>II. .lonowtll bo a~CIJII ed untl M.., 11 .. P .O. lo~ 72_~ . Pom•oy, Ohio 4&789. Accoptlog IOIPII. .Iono for ....... .... M,_, bo 18 ot ...... U . IIO P• lw. 'A'ot Domlno'o Plno 8t Vicinity THi ...,, rill•• dlvi!UIIolaltd._o.,.....,.. Ohio 45784. 81...,753-193o. I . coffee tabt• with m•ching .,d tables.. Come In I!W'Id browll around. Odd• and Enda Shop. Middleport. 4 home •c-=-•,....,..•· or 11nd r•um. ta: Emogene b!ldl houH below Sldol'o Jo-"'f, Klng_ ...... booobo•d - C.ae work•. l...,ldulef n..t.d to p.-form auch t11118 • Inwrlttn• monlomo . . , pl . .. ...,...,~ Ina •d P•IOnll wa lhDukl tr_porgt.,._ ln- May 8.1 , 10: rod Sp.ci.. on dinettetabl•, lamp ~ Quality Stone Company lc*e ... pain ewt of stro. .. I.Mgo Annuuncements ALL POPULAR SIZES AVAILABLE FREE ESTIMATES & Vicinity lnveltment property. Cell 814992·18118. LIMESTONE FOR SALE IIIDIOI-IDDIOI ......Pt'.PTe'iliiiint ...... SSO PAGE STREET 3 Announcements PO""'EROY. OH . . 992-2269 ' Fruth Pharmacy in Middleport Will Honor Any Of Our · Competitior' s Discount Coupons On Prescriptions Locata<! Off Bypan At Jet. of Rts. 7 llo 143. Pomeroy. Oh. 0 ~ • 992-5114 E. - ' 13- e.c.,etlnQ STAINLESS ............... 20' Ito. NO GlASS AT PRESENT 11M ' '' ~ IRONY SHEET ••- ....... 5• to 30' ._ IRONY CAST- 3< to 20< lb. GENERAl CON1RACTORS Ret.renc:n 11·16-'88-tfn, lli 6~ -;SIIJid ~ ~~"'~"" 82- Piumbing BEVERAGE CANS . .... 50< lb. BE AN INDEPENDENT U.S . SPRINT REPRESENTATIVE Fllnoi••It••' lb. 985·4141 &1-FJrm Eciu~prft~. '"'""'' SHEEn ..................... 52' lb. ClEAN AlUMINUM CAST - ..- ................ 40' AlUMINUM Pert Time Job With Network 2000 In Network Marketing Cost '1840° !Includes· training & materials) '· 82- Wanted to Buy 83- Uveatocll ' 84-'Hay a. Grain ' HouHt for Rent Moblle HOIT'ill lor Rent Ferma for Rent Apartment for Rllnt #2 COPPER ............. 80' lb. ClEAN AlUMINUM Distance Network COMING TO THIS AREA SOON! HTSYUt«** • 14-662·3121 IEc:YCUNG Renl fslniP. M11on Co ., WV Area Code 304 April 18, 1989 Alllll'ii:a's only 100"!. FIINr Optic Long SAliS & SERVIa •· s. 11. so on- MoYN ..... Womm-glrta ct. thing. boob. HWing m.mine. a..rUng jtft Md much more. Lowor Rlvor Rd. thtn -loll off of Aeccoon, M~~y 8. t . • 10. end nM"er u1ed c••· Smkh BUdc-Ponti.c. 1911 Eall•n Aw .. OOIIipollt. Con 814-4412282. 15ubft<t to Ch..,ge WHhOul Notic:1) #I tOPPER . ......... '1.00 ~~ U.S. SPRINT BOGGS & Vicinity TOPCA8Hpaldtor1983modtl Paying today 4 / 5 / 89 / 1 mo. 26·35 WORDS 21 - Bualn•• Opportunity 22 - Montl¥' to LDan 23- Prof•lionel llfvic• exchang~s ... OPEN 7 DAYS 9AM-7PM DAY 01 EVENING ., f iirlll Suopltes & liVI:SIOi:k F1nonc• ol TRI-COUNTY RECYCLING INSTALLATION AND SERVICE OF IIEIL ENERGY E~ICIENI HiAJ PUMPS, All CONDIIION.G AND 9511fe EFFICIENT FUIIIACE. 985•4222 ~ [ 111!1111 Vlilt: 11 I Bu.in•• Training ' Schooll6 lnalruction Ridio, TV & Cl Repliir Miscellln.ua W.ntedJo Do . 992-2198 Middleport, ·Ohio CHESTER, OHIO Domeetio Vehial• 3· 10-'89-1 &'" For Sale ot T,ac&e 1416161718- PAT HIU FOlD WARNER HEATING & .COOLING SYilCUU, OliO .......Gallipolis······ .... Help wanted o........... We can r~r and rt· core radratars and heater cores. We can aho acltl boil and rod aut ratllator$. We also , rlpCiir Gas Tanks. mo. MOM Fortion lftd 11 Yard Sale S~ICE ~ond WEDNESQA Y 7 :00 P.M. Far Mort ln~111111ioll ~ 11 - HouMhold Goods , l iZ-'1·-~· ot..J. _ _.._ ' 3noucements ,_.. • vvoc. 4 - GkteM"ay . 13....;AnUqUili 1'" ' ·•· 5- Happy Adl 64..-Mia.c, Mercha;..djH G- Loat and Found • • 1 65.- Buildingluppli• 7-Y•d Sale!plld in ittvanee) 66- Peta for Seltl "· 8- Public S•lea Auction 67- Mulictlltnitrum~t ' 9-Wented to Buy !8- Fru1t1 & Veoiltebl• ~11:1 \Jil>~S 525 North 7 3 FemHy Y•d SolO. 1101 Flrot St; , Apt. A, Tu•dtl¥' M-v 9, tf nun aale will ~Wad. Mily 1Oth. VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH · Middleport, Ohio RlpllctmHt Windows EVERYONE WEL COME SUNDAY 10:00 A.M. llttwn lnrulatien SUNDAY 7o00 P.M. Storm D.-s & VAUGHN'S AUTO - DIESEL SERVICE t2~.CIQ !I ~ ·1!1 S16.to! $61.00 -1-·JliO.OO i We Service All Makes Call 992-2772 · cana.Gitoo.B-o. An r: ounce 111 P. n1s ~ . . .: F*d of Thlnka · ··•·· '· - AnnMemory n~ :-; 1 2- Situetlon Wanted 13- ln,U,.[Itre I Certaint"d® Vinyl Sid!.. Seamless GUtter Mastic - PH. 304-421-7245 · .•s.oo ., t'7.po · ' $8.00' 1° , f)j)JlO ' .. 113.00 '"''. ·~8 .00 11 - Holp Wlntld Mi..,.port .... L.ation: AUCDON&I Rat• lfl forcon•cutlve runa, broken upd~ I WiiiH"'cft•Vtd for eaf!h dlllrf 11 aeparate 1d1. . ~· "'A claaaified adwet1!Hmant plaeed in The o.inV SenUnellex· cept- CIMtified diapiiiV, Bulin•• Card and ·legal noticn) witl alao appear in the Pt. PleMent Register and the Galli· polia Daily Tribune, reaching ov.r 18,000 homes. - J&L INSULATION . 0-15 WORDS 11-25 WORDS 992-5335-915·3561 ~89-lmo. 1V•. ;1...,. , ~,... .. ( ..... . KEN'S APPUANCE SERVICE 101 CUIRIINGHAII - Owoaoir ltlprt, Ohie . CONSIGNIIIINJS WRCOME PATRICK H. ROSSER '' RATES TO PLACE AN AD CAll992-21S6 MONDAY thru FRIDAY a A.M. to 5 P.M. a A.M. until NOON SATURDAY.,- ;:-:.e: , " ' . •. ClOSED SUNDAY C&K Coupon I 1 Marketplace ' ON THE "T" IN MIDDLEPORT, 0110 5-14-88 992-3480 Bonnie $cott. lietreshments ..w.ere Mrwd lly Clarice Kennedy Collum, and a home-.ctlon wu beld. wo '"' •sa.oo '• - · o... 110 """' •u.oo '" Gaint Z· l-tfn U• IIOOI· U 304-675-3161 . ' •Range •F reezers of'.trigeratcn . "Must It Repairable" SYRACUSE 992·2621 or 992-6944 HOWE'S GlOVE PARK -·~ ..... ! _,, ~ ..-to ..... ~, ... •Weahlrs •Drv•s - BOB'S HEATING & COOLING PlUMIING & HEATING EVElY THURSDAY NIGHT-6:00 P.M. •. :. The traveltne priZe was won by E;:~:~··Tammie t@ndin, 'PUBLIC AUCnON 7 oz. C· & K SUPERMARKET . "· DIAD 01 AUYI I t-MWn!2irz2'bept. AU' . ""' "···~ ' -. C'l989 to . A do nat ton was made to the Meigs County Health Depart· ment on ,the new cholesterol ' machine at the recent meeting of the Middleport Ohio Child Conservation League when the group - met at the home ot Helen · Blackston. . ~.- - II COTTAGE CHEESE lI II ICE MILK 9 9 ( 1f2 GAlLON II I 99( 24 oz. ! III Limit 1 With I , _____________ .JI 14. 1989 ., _FXP. 1 We Buy Aluminum r--------------I L. _!~~!.~.!.!.";:..!!!;9__ J Pomoroy, Ohte '5769 Phen• (614) 992-2922 the raulll are 10 llftni/ii~'illlt the manUflicnner . il offirier' • 3d da free lriiL If )'011 P""'• ,out~ a full 30 ·da"", '--. ,. it will be hdd 10 .,, "" S Umit 1 With Clio K Coupon . 1 I 08 Hlp s...,.. - Atau 21000." 16 OZ. IllS. Plu$ Deposit Ir~------------, . COUPON I 1 I BROUGHTON'S I I RELATIONS Free :JO .Da)',Trllllqre.. Aa.a..iOOO..is 10 clfto:~ IIIII A tipi!iamt weicbt ._ brabbrou&b. of unp~Ue~lo .., m.,.mu~c bas just been aU. A new.b~ diet pill rogram conta1nang amazane P.E.A.B. Plua" hal been ....t--" • ~"" ......." IIIIi • bein& arbted Ullder !be .I J'edtli- Aaaa 2000rM. · Raeatcbas are <>lllirur it ' !be "diet minlc:lc of t:be ;go;:;r Anorex 2000 with ''E.A.B. Plusr IICtllally IOOIPIIU 2 H.D. FIE£ wltltCOUJOnMid pun:h.. of min. H.C, PI,._ ' Ill. liloil 1 CO.... Jill C:Utla. Jill biftl) •11011. PUBLfC uc~We,IIJ.II!" RUFFLES 89. ( & At110eleteo '!...!.. FRITO lAY 611J Lee8a Murphey ROBERT POOLER ORANGE, CA - U.S.LL ... SPA SIN.U.hUPA Softball tourney SWIEGER BETSY ROSS GAY 90 and PURITY BREAD HAMBURGER & HOTDOG .BUNS 20 OZ. LOAF 2 for $1 69( $7'" Purcha•• hduoli.':' ~=co ano ~~nk 1112·11171 ' Lose Too . •Central Air •heat Pumps dcYclbPed BRAUN- THRIFTY QUI 224 E. MAIN BT. '!rl Limi.t Ono With Each · BINGO Patlaats ·- .. • ~~;;:=:~;i;:;;;;;,;=jTr=~:;=;;;:;;:::;1 Gas · WANTED POIIIIOY .fAGUS ri. The Daily Sentinai- Page- 7 Business ervtces To The Voters of Middlep9rt Who Supported Me In·The Recent May 2nd Election. ' Doaor'· Repotft .... . Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio • • ' Jeffery ·Scott , and ·usa Anne (Burton) Gage, Orlando, Fla.. )'011 prove 11J~ ·m.t . )'OII 0111 are announcing the birth ol a sUely lolc all •-riP' )IIIII want. If daughter , ShayferLynn. on AR!:ll. you IN not.10091o ..aafied,_... !be 26. The, Infant weigh~ ~~ teaabble ,.,_.. )'011 - in !be IIIIRW ' • just rctum )'OUr . Aaaa pounds and two.ounces. 2000 Grandparents are Aleta Lynn tuma rbe body into a ''fat burning . and your -chedt will be ~· ~ troyed ~bed. You haye 1·N Bur ton, DeB ary, Fl a. : Mr. an d · machine" wbic:b cons"w v-w • be _, liD rilkof• 0111 Mrs. William J . Burton, Orlando, stared far, flab and ceDufue thus you 1 _ , - , ..,..y ~ Fla.: Mr. and Mrs. Donald sbeddina pounds and indies like 1 unWIII!ed fat and yean .oli your 1Nancy Gage). Orlando, Fla. : DJ81iC. Apuael of leeclint U.S. dac- appcllltlce.: :--, 1 ,·: 1 •;;-: !': . and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence ton ..S bellth experll found Searl,diedt Iii IIIIIDe)' Ofdel' for (Je an) Smith, of Alabama. AJI!IIU 2<JO!! . "safe for .~¥c ~36.45(-ti$3.SO_ for~~~Great grandparents are Pearl , weiebt lass. However 11 ~ ,an liDa) for, a 30 ~- ~ S64.00 L. Russell.''and the tate Kenneth ·' !""'etnc:;lY powerful • (+53.50) for a 60 ''dl'y' 'sUPPlY 10_ Russell. Racine: and Mr. and · lllltTUC:tiOI1I should be followed . Anorex :1000, 4642 'I!. ·c&&Pinan Mrs . Lester Paramore, of cuefully. " Ave., Deph ~Orlnee,CA·9266!1. Alabama. · . ~~ape- Delaya ~ For flltnt · k:e for ,l:nlitit card Atau :1000 Wil after ~ .QNLY iiltipiY C111 •Anarcx yean of cxpc..ivc ~. Conic" 2000 2i ;a day, 7,daysa week quendy it isnotclaeap. but it works! TOLL ,PRE_IE: l . IOO~JJ-2222, As ca doCinr rom-red, ~'My Dept. ASJ, ;lllld II!Se.,Your VISA, pllients .wid pey many times the· MasterCard or Amencan Ellpras . A slow pltcb s-;:,ftball tourna· A1aa 2000 10 Jm.Dy be IIi Sorry, no C.O.D.s. a11tllf ment, Class C&D, will be lleld May 13-14 at Dugout Fields In the wcipl they ~ 11M! - ' 10 ' (N-.~ . . . . ... 2:1000 is Parkersburg, W.Va. Entry fee, lolc "II! finally~ their dzams. such ) ~ ,JIOWU~~ .-~ $65 and two softballs. For lnfor· ~ ~ b,odY: !:_"'ik.._dal •!1,._.1.\11 !be mat!on, call Mark, ·a t 304-863· """"' "' my pn, I*JCDIS ....-•.-..na:fD_"",_..tt.aca acNal1y bt - much weipa! with 60 dt!y•IIIJII!Iy ~ ~1JI!IIP'.) . 8478, or Tlni, af 304-863-3869. iihbon, from lefllo right, are PhD Roberta, Melp County Englneer, Jim Anderson, K~nny Searlea, and Bob BIShop. Dances are held at the center every Saturday night. · ' · OPEN ROUSE - Tbe new teen dance center localed In the Elberfeld Warehouse on Mechanic St. celebraled Ita open bouse Thursday evening ·:. with a ribbon cut4ing ceremony. Cutting lhe Monday, May 8. 1989 Monday, May B. 1989 - Ill. -:::o·r:.:·,...__-c-..::_ &; ........ -. ... I> ··~ - .....·--·-,.;-.. IJO YE RNM E N T JOI$ 111.040.· •11.·230 , _. NI*IIIG C.. !11 1011-.?-1000 1!11. R-!1101 for "'""" -~~ - ---- ....- ... - ! ' ! - " ..... ~-- •--· 23 · ·PiOfeiaiOnei-···- 1171 1 4 - . .Y ta 2 t.., muot b o - Col 114-371- 21a. .. .,•·..... a ..__ " · - - c.. 11770•• ••• , . ., . _ . 8 �---Page 8-The Daily Sentinel 51 Household Ooods LAFF-A-OAY forSele ' wldo.3bf., utllty-2ltl ....... ToiOIII_w.hholl pu...,_ A ..y lle.,Ultl ho- II Int.......... 114-441-7112 eft• 1:00 p.m. "\ r;--1- ~ ·_·. " ~: · '" 11st - · ttel• on lot tNt • • borontod. t41500. 814-lt:l3315. 53 on•.-a bUtnll• 2t'OOfM on. Col 114-ft:l-1312. -- U-- UOOO polio ......11 814-742-27114 oft• 8:00 p.m . or 814-lt:l-3107d.,-o. roof, 3 --d. KIT N' CARLYi..UIIty Larry Wrialal 1111 Building Suppliea If c~~ Conar•e ~~loeb- eH ...._ yerd · Oolllpollo Bloak to.,123 112Pinolt.• OK CIIK 11•-.w• 2713. or-.. Golt-. "'\Q> 7!1 ~t~ .. ,. ~ I l>'lN1f \®W 1'4tt~f io 00 tll"fH ~- ., ~~ Pets for Sale -- -o '71 Moble ho,... 1 2aa. tat111 fence, fit• • WllrrlfttY.ln.te• .. lion • lln-_g ...lobla Coli llaric. 2 -...... parch. u - p • • l l tii.IOOOO. 304171-H7t. 24 ... , 1-IOo-341-014&. "Dual ca..c;;sette, CD, AMIFM stereo, automatic frequency control, super tweeter, 12-inch woofer ... and stinger 1971 llyviiW mblle home, 1 4o70 with 7121 •pondo, 304-8711-8141. 33 41 .ar• 11oldmi.houSouth .. 4 on treH• hooltItt. 7 / U8.000. Coli 814-8e78220. 34 B..lnesl Buildings For .... : Compl. . elactronlet ..,..... ohop. AI o q u - S..· - o • B • K. eo• 814-44&7'781 oft• I P.M. IUHdlng for a.te; 190 North a,aond mMlckl~port. Calll14- 882-1028. ~ . Farms for Sale Lots & Acreage llllSSI'] e. " , t----------+----------1 44 49 Apartment for Rent IENJTIRJL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES. 831 Jlaklon Pike from •112 a mo. Wllk to 1hop •d movie~. 114-441- 2:Woodld lluldlnglotl. APP"<*imlltlv 2 . , . MCh. O.J . Wtfte Ad . Coli 614-2.11-BHI oft• 15;30P.M. Rur.a moble home krt. Wilt• ln..,.t.d •7&/mo. call 11~ 4~1-8877. •tt•l P.M. Tare Townhou1a APit1...W• · 2 Br.. 1 112 bolha Cll., dll· fwilthw," dllpolel. prlwlte en· ciQood p .. lo, poo~ pt.,-ground. IIWer, & ttMh lnduded. St.,lng ot t288 por mo. Co! 114-317· 7810. ,. Alhton be&ltitJI one .ere lots wkh rW• troraga pubUcw.t•. Clyde Bow.,, Jo. 30 .. 5762p1. Alihlon. 2 lr .. ll)t., ,.., plyth c•ptt. port lolly poid. n.., -· ........ U2hmo. Coii30 .. 1711-B10" 30~1711-1315. F,.nlohod 'offtdonGI'· 107 So••d Avo., Qollpolo. t180. . . . . ~h. Cllll81 ... 44e.4411 eft• 7 P.M. Fwnilhld ..,t. · 1 Br.. z.t3 Jlcklon ,... t2215 1 mo. UtR~III plld. CIIH S14-44S. Furn. Apt. nllitt to Lll:l'.-y P•klng • A.C. Rot. rst'od. a..ltlbla for Un dfDr ula. Onetotv ..a• in Autl .. d Township. C.ll 114812-38U oft• 8:00p.m. l•ee buldno lots. meble homll pemiltld. public priCII raced. 'C iy. w.t.. · Jr. 304-576-2338. Real Estate wanted 1 per~on. Clll 81 .. 446-0338. IPf, 3 tJrn'ed. roon a blth. Wlllhir. dry•••. olein, no pels. Ref. • Dilp. M:t' .._ Cll 814-4411-1811. O.r~ge Effic:iencr ept. ldell for 1 ., ... on, moble home btlow town ov_.Ooldng ~W•. CA • ho•. Rot. Coll14-446-03318 Fuinllhed efffciencr. t110. utiit!• ,.~a... lhere bllh. 701 4th Aw. Gollpolo . Col t14-446•41Soft•7P .M. Furnlohod Apt.. 1 br., 0240. utllti• paid., 920 4th Aw. Oolllpollo. CoR 814-448-••ts GOVERNMENT HOMES! From 1rt• 7 P.M . t1.00 (U Alp•) Foredosu,.., Ropoo, Tox Oollnquom Propor> BroolclideApertmets.; IIPICiou• Now SlllingT'hil ArMI c.l living, l•ge ldtch1n with hooClll (llofundoblol 1 -3111-733-1084 kup. Total elearic. no Ed 02732A tor c:urranttinW'Igsl dt¥•814-441-4101 Of ...... ln!JI 114-446-8127. tl•. '*" 3 room downltelr lpt.. unfurn., 1140 2nd A,._ Col 114-447172. WI' I eft• 5 44& 1880. Rental:; 41 Homes for Rent Furnlohod opt. 1.,d 1/ 21N0ha l.,ndry foclhl•-20 Gropa Co! 11 .. 446-0I>W. 3 bedroom. fullbaem.-wt, good loc.tlon. I mil• north Point 30 .. 8711-1071. PI_.,., Effid1n ... - . $115/ mo. utll..,. - · II• plld t3B.OO Oopt. CoK .... 446-0544. . Sale/Rent : 2 br., nM"tv remo- 2 br., ..,.,mem .tRio Orende, deled ,.,ch, large f81oed yerd. Bidwell School District . 0300/ mo. Coii114-446-S320. 2 bf' ,, hou•for rent/ t110mo. t100 depo11it. Call 114-44~ 1158. Nice 2 br .. IPir'tmlftt h duple.c hou ... M1ln St. Ctl•hire/t200 mo. Wit• peld. Clll 8818. 814-24~ 2 bedroom. finished b•.,..n:. lpll .. .::.. new~>;" Plintld in- :r.month. 114-982-2161 d..,.,tzeoor de. h•ctNood tloora. I 1 4· 742 · 2972 nening, week.-dl. Buoh St. Mlddlopan, OH 3 be«oom. fur.-hed home. Rwf. Coli 30 .. 812-2511 Apple Grewe ••· 3 bedroom hou• on 2 acr ... 2 bit hi. deck. g•dln tpace. refrenoet. Ho· m.ntld Aelfty, 2501 Jldl1on Ave... •30 4-81~6540 or 304882-2405. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Futtv turr•hed a•-a• _,, A" utliti• plid except electricity. NIWIW' .edecorlltld a •riled. Clop. Aloo 3bodroOflltJOI•. Coli 114-446-8158. or 814-44888102 BA. cou ntrv utting , UIO/ mo .. rof, • dop. 10q'od, Clll 114-3811-8838. ---Goll...,_ -- -· Bo"'nd • Plno Golllpollo. On• be*oom. ltow a relrlgeretor. wet• provided. Dlpa.lt •d ref•encee required. •225. per month. Coli 814-•4••248. 8 14-"f&-4425, ar 114-441123211. 2188 E. 0 . H. •• 11oft•7P.M. 1.02 .,. •. 1 mile off 141 in com•orv- Coli et4-44&-1U9 FDr la•e: A,.rtment. newlydemr.ted. 2nd ftoor, cor,_ *"'• & 1r ont porch & prht'lte ,.,d. Coll114-256-1401 Now Kcept~g .plh:etioM fDr 2 be*oom ilp.-tmlntl, t.llty c•p•ed. IPPHIIl.-. wat• •d tr•h pidcupt prOYided. Mlint• n1nce fr•ltvlng eta.. to ~hop­ ping. blnkl lf'ld lchoo... For more intDrrnMk)n clll 304-8823718. E.0 .H. Onebec*'oomt.r•hldiPt. WIV nice 1nd cl..,, .Wtt1 onf¥, no ~M~•~ ph0n•30.. 07&-1311. Furnilhld one bec*'oom IPf, ~ ......, _ Adult• ontv. noo ,_ month. Utllti• plid. 30.,.1759710. Al*tmentl -. H•dar•On. WVa. coli 30 .. 8711-1972 oftor 8:00. Apwtment 4 room. lnd Nth. utih;• pilei. tiO.OO WM11. 30 .. 8711-3100 or 8711-5809. 2 be*oom Apts. far nnt. C1rp•ild. NiCII ... r.g. Uu n*v fiCittl• ........ Cllll 114992· 3711 . EOH. Merr.llanrl1~e 51 Houaahold Goods VI'RA FURNITURE Ron All1on, 1210S.condAw .• Clelllpalil. Ohio. 11•· 448· 4331. clo•• For Sale: 1 whir._ DOOI dryer. •e ..w/ •25b. 1 Otym. pic..,oln•uy-m.-/ t100. 1 met1l truck tool-baa , like ..w/t100. Colll14-446-7108 or 114·441-4111. · Metal or wood auttingiMn d 11w. Vlrllble •PMd· 14 ln . ,lhrolt. Blodo wol•. 200 v~ tingle ph••· ~ vr•- old. Colll1'4-441· 2835 bill- 8:00..:00. Zilivotofhonoy-/tJIOMch. Coli 814-317· 0148. Uke MW, Brott.. eewing m .. • APPUANCES chino, Horwot Gold £1-lc At. 1411nCenten.-y. 1/ 4ml. on .•nge, Mercury Thru• Tro•lng UnCDin Pike. ()pen 7 d.,. 1 motor. 114-111-4401. wook. 9AM-IPM . Clll far oppl. Aft• hourt 114-446-3188. 11 cubic ft. upright lr_,, White. Wtltint;;7•· 31h yn. • dr. ch ... o44.tt.• ....., a1 old. 114·BB7· -n. ., bunlc bodo ....In, .. t178indudlng bedding. Full lin hbof erda tub, Blbv c•rler, m.rtrnt· MI. II. OuMn tin IWtng. bHv .ac, Ch•t mntre•- 1715, twin mmr.... of dr.\Wrl, C.re • • tricycl1. t89-a 181. Mattr•181 mlde brt' 11.,.992~3114. lmp.-l.a. v...., la11• bedroom 1uites-tltll. CoHN llld Flowert, bedding Dl.ntt. hangend tabl• 1715 1 1 et. PeddH lng bulcet1. Perry Hill Farma end Bentwood rocker- '19-.915. Gr.-hoU•. From Racfna first Orandf.. har ctock •11.11, BlUe houtt on right ptltR•clnelock• dlnotte 111, 1 choir• Mit p,. _1_111_._33_8-'-1-_ __ _ __ cludol ..,tchl. Woodon Khchon chlira-*19.951ergeverietv. cu· U1ed prime end 1torm1 door~ tor rio cablnett-t271 . SOFAS: Nle. Campi•• 181 af bunk beds, V-..gh.-. 81. . . 10f1 .,d ehlir· •so. 1977 Ch.vv ~ ton truck, till. Veugh~nllu• r-.::lln•• t450. 1971 ChovyTruclc, t510. t248, I piece woad graup- 1979 four wheel drtie Chevy t3e9. v.. ~ Be•••-nu. Trude, t1000. 1977 Pfvmouth, • 200. 11._ 7•2~3073 .. ytima. TIIADE·INS TAKEN. " H•rry'1 llrpfn Hou ... Fll'nl· Rllnbow V•c:uum d ... • with ture, gl•rMre. gift llem1 & etiiChrnants, run1 like n....,, ' "- .,.. mi8c . Jeck1an St. In VInton. • 111.00 C81h or •r Houn: Mon-·Thu...t.,- 10-1, rongod, 304-1711-441 . F<ld.,- • Sotunloy 10-7. F'Ortlble lighled tlgn w / lett•a. Oolbort Swll~ Uood AppJI.,. 0299.. Fr11 dlllv.,Y. Pllllic CM, 31. ~lrdSt . Kena~p . Clll letten. t47.60/box . COD· / UPS. Coli t.IOo-833-3.53. ~ 14· 4-t8· 7473. Dilhwllhert, Anytime. ' tiO.OO;Wu~' t128:D..,.,., f1211; Electric R1nge, t1110. 1978 Wilking Gnvoly 8 opood. attiChements. dull wheet1. tulSWIIIN 1 AUCTION • FURMTUAE S2 kev, newtv o\Mrhluled. clll eft• • :oo. 30.. 87&-2588 or 8711Olivo St .. Gollpollo. 1 NIW • I pc. wood group· 0139. 1.718. Uvlllg room lull~e-.119-t599. Bunk bodo whh boddln!l' n•a. Woad 1nd met•l Working m• Full 1ile m.n:r- • faundltion chin"' on displl¥ In our lhow ttertlng- tit. Aedln• •rtlng- room. brend n1ma llue Aldae · Mechllt.-y end Too It, 304-ISilt9t. USED· S.dt, dr•slt'&. bedroom 3538. c.r._ aatt... Detkl, wringlf Wither, I compl•e Rne of uHd furnttur~ . NEW- Westwn boot• 135. Wor-1 t1 B I. up. (St. . • lOft .... , Coli 814-446-3159- County Appll1nce, Inc. Good u..d IPPIIence~ 1nd T.V. 1et1. ()pen 8A.M. toiP.M .' Monthru Sot. 814-448-1899, 827 3rd. Ave. G•IUpolil, OH. 4-15 Inch chrome·~ wheetl with niM' P2.315- 76 .,16 w . I.VI(. tlr-. forDOdle. 304-115-1984 .• AOCI-* ,_.,'" ., .. 11.,.... •d Hlma••• ldtten1. Chaw lllud _.. vlao. Coll114-441-3844oft• 7 P.M . ,. ., •so ' ' j "' • IUD:GET TAANSMIISION· ' Uood • robu Ill oil tv pol .• '•Y••~ 30de¥t. Pri• tt9• up. l . rtllullt ,t o - . GOrMI1WI. ltlftdird dufe., I pr • .,.. • •· • eve JolntHH .,_ s ..... , ........lo. . for ' Pwtt. Cd 1~371-2220 or : 30 .. 87••7... . ' -=---=----:-----:' lroe. AUIOMDt..,M. Twotmo.'alllr ....-.d••ilh red Ucla temll•· One 9 mo. old lobor. •4110 Colli .. 245-- ar 814-24JI.BB23 : oft• 8 P.M . l 0went r....nur.atw,.t t ..... ~~=====::===:;=::====e=,,..=":":"':·:""'~ •100eech. CIH114-378·2101 Pu- 61 F111rm EqUipment 71 Auto'• For Sale NewHoltsnd7ft. WblnaGehl 'IOOIIIICuiiMoLI. Y····-r. AT, AC, PI, Pl. ~M.fM roclo, t1,BBO.OO. 30 .. 8711373 - IIGrin ... mbc•both•c.oorid. 30 .. 273>4211. .. c.. e VAC-14 tr~ctor ancl - · bl. . tiSO.OO. ,hono 104-191-:1&30. · ~ell --y 10. Mot~ \-1 - IAibrodor Md \-1 S p - Pot~ Clormon . . . ph•d. - · - - m o d. Q!lly good hom. tnt~ulre. • 11.00 - - Cllll1'-441-jll10. born 63 Livestock 1-------"'7'-- 11-.r 3 mo. calor~ old flly - . Colt. 3 0380. Call 114-441311to'ft.- 8 , ,M. AKC A.. -od Cadt• Sponlels. 2 mlltl. ,' Ch.mptgn• •lor. Coli 11 .. 912· 3005 before noon or .-ft• a:oo p.m. Fllh .T.Rk.' 2413 ~·~•on Ave. Polnl Plo-t. 304-175-2013. 10glloo<upt14.'1tond 10gol comploto tU2B. AK C reglltered Shttu:~. male .,d femllla, Jhota. wormed. wrt cheakod, 304-176-2193. 71 Auto's For Sale GOVEIINM!NT 'IEIZED Voh~ ••• from 1100 f __ - · cedll. Corwn• Chwvs. Sur· plut . luyen Guide . 11) I06-B87-1000 Elll. S-10189. 1170 Dodge Oort c........ 811.000 orl8 ml11. rur10 good. Gr• workcer. Goodoendttion. teOO. Coli 814-US.BBZOott• 8 P.M. lndividu1l guttar I. .Onl , beginn. .. nriou1 gutterilt. 8ruiMu1lc. 814-446-0187. Jeff W.msl., iMI:NI:tor. 114- ••&-8077. Llmhod o-lnp. Fendlr Ahold• pisno wJth two eceM1ory plug~.. exc oond. ell• clllont lor travollng tinging group, t300.00. 304-11782233. .Yern.tla Electon. organ model E3. IPProlt 10 old. b•t off.-. phone 304-875-1473. ve•• Fruit & Vegetables DO~r- Iuper lowt Of 8portl TrMa •71 Oldl other team. was Advocate 112-2528. TruCks fo; Sale 1985 Ford F·150_plck-up. PB/PI.• tpd. tiOnt.• 300icvl.. Exc. Cand. Col 114-446-1909 or 446-1110. 1973 3 / • tan hoovy duty plcltup loud<, .,,. good. Body good. Hlah millloga Col 8143111-HII. 3 opood 1917 ,,., ... - · f o r ul.. Stlndlrd. Goo• boct,. h• bo., pointed. t300. CoK 814742-2189 ott• 1:00 p,m. 1111 Ford F2150 dt•et. 4 wt..l tiMid tr-mllllon. t13.100.00. Phono 30 .. 5762910. 1817 ford Tempo OL Sport .21.000 ... ' ...,, CNioO tilt; AM /FM !low• mlrrora. lnt•. w1p.., c.ll .tt:• 1 p.m . 114-446-8701. c••••· 1977 Ford lhort bed V-8, IUto. lot1 of ••,... 12.100, firm. 30.. 1711-7881. 1~88 GMC 1-18 truck 13.000 mM•. bed lin•. loeng_ t'lke _ .. 304-112·3785. ~ ~W.~l~l Corio. Coli ,e14- 73 1910 Monto CorloPS, PB. AC. CC. AM/FM St- t2,000Col 814->W6-4011oft•4:00. 1987Chovyco..,..lon_1 . . 11 equlppod, 11,000mi. f11.100 Coli S14-286-tl80. . Vena. 4 W .O. eggs for tile 715 cents dozen, lliTTho,.on. 304175- 114>1, ~arm Sup~l11:s t; L1Veslu1.h UHd dlluu TV .,tenn& perfact condition. .aao 310 pound IM'n roll•. 30 .. 8711-198•. · ApplllftCN, fllrnilure. ttereos. IUtO 8CCfUoriel:, c40ttWng. -orted hem• end I"NNtrl .. l . 3313 Mooomon Ave. 304-8711590>1, 1'Vt, ~ 8poltat.ook al.,:=..Newll;l .liD WKIIP In Clnctnnal M91lne (I) lp D ..Ctntav w •w c - t Aftalr NewiHour Gl • D Ill wt1eat Of ....-c •1111 Tlltie'a c-pany 0 lllot~eyHo11 GIIChaara e. OMIMII VIce taTopCard 1172 Continenti! ' motor clllo)iiw: 2211. uaoo. eon oft or 1 :3Ci; 814'446-3801 • , __ ..,. ____,:za -------·14111-ltt& • Gl • Cll Ill ...........,• ., . • liD II'A'I'H "' U~ING OCroaaflra L.ATEST Gil Nlgllt Court • er.k and ChaM 7:a&rJl a.n1on1 a aon I:GO Ill MOYIE: To tile llloraa of 11 FAX you T'rlpall (NRI (I ;26) up~· • Ill Ill ALF ALF repeatedly re-enacts the . Jim'• Odd Job' s. Sundec:kl. liding,. pMnting. roofing. cerpen- MacGyver Ill Cou-u'a llecllacovary Of The WOIId C!l A"--ttra Robert Per1<1ns - 78D. '*'"'* travels 850 miles alone down an Arctic river. !;I Gl • Clll.Jve.ln Danny gets - 8 lesoon In lila when he datn hla college-age tutor. ~ 1-81~237- 0411. dav or night. • Rogerllltement '· w..,.rooflng ' l · ·~ top entertainers make to lhe top. Ill Ill Naaoty Departed 1:30. ' fWntaw P•nt•. ~I work ..• t r ... eed. lnt•iar ll'ld Mterior. . t Coli 814-SB:I-2388. : Grant r=~=!:!! ;;..;=.:..::;;_,WINTRHOP '. THE TOPIC UNDER .. 1:00 'M46 THATALeeRT S:INSTEINS REAL.. ~'--"1 BYTHE~NEL.. HAIR,OR DID HE 10NieiHTI5... WE.ARA WIEi~ II Wl-\ti.T I UKE, A STIMUlATING l?'!._, J M~ 1111111 (NRII;I C!l n. democr~, 1;1 _ . Gl • Cll Mulphy a - It's 1977, and you ara there, •• the new show F.Y.I. holds audffiono. !:;J · IIJI LlnJ Klilg Uvat IIJ Pllnle llnte W...atng I:GI(J) MOYI!: Rich a Fa- . • PAW JEST 60T BACK HOME, ELVINEY.!! WHAT WAS HE IN FER HE WAS OVER IN TWIN FORKS VISmN' HIS MAW II THIS T1M!? WHAT WAS (AI(U7) SH! 1:30 Gl • Cll De tu Illig wWherllllary Jo'a mugged, 8he Ieima Hll-delenH trorn a apeclal IMcher. D • . _ , Qaui'IM\ 10:00 Ill .,. Clull (J) AulD llllacln-Jg<r.. A II- For IN FER? ...... ' (%) Nawawatoh C!l Mulao Follow Maxlco'a 1188 elections and how l~ltltutlona hlva evolved. !j! Gl • Cll Nawhllr1 George • Aunt Ileal PlY' a villi and 1 ; .A8'1'RO.QRAPH BERNICE BE\)EOSOL For R.,.: largo- . .ogo. corner of 80811and Moto.'l for Sale looand .,d l'lno. Qolllpallo. Col . , 4- 441· 44 21. • , 4- 44 ·4141. or 114-441-2328. .w-.....-- ~1 1.ooo ... -.ooog• . = ....:-:-:rl-:aki----::W:-:-ot":"•--::Hou-:lln-,....,. dlllverl... p - 30,.,876-2311 or 814445-401& ........ a..--*--"'-2 _ , ..., .... 1:00 , .. ·--.-,Y,:W. ... Far Lee• ..................._,0 WMtenon•• Water Heuling. -No. ..... ,_ Corpol. __ _.... _ ,.... 111 ,..... .. -~w.v..•+m -& - IIHtl. ICII· _.., ............ "" - 11 ....... - · - - ptl ,... . . . AC.·-·- _,.... 1.- • ii.OOOoopoc..ft...,.._, otc. ··-· - ~ ~'.M' 1 N 7 - - • .,.,.• rwla Coli 30,.,. . . .71. - ..._.... 1N7 ..... ·~ !i'f:t su~:l!··:tt-. ~~~. -~- ------------------- - - dll- ' .......-.,_,...,.. ..... . .. . 17 u,r,olltery _.,. .,._,_ .... ... In .., ...... .............. Cllt \ 104-1'71·4'" • for troo ,~ ; ruo In the coming )'UI'. Bind lor your A~:~~~~predlct~1on1 tod8y. Mall $1 tc clo lhll ne~ •paper, Cllulland, 0H 44101Be oiur.to .,... your ZOdiaC algn. · .,.......) A - ton•e CaUIIIIFIII and extravagarice could prove to be expen- for you loday Hyou're not caratul. Don'tba duped Into M llfl'angll'l""l whlra rou lor another'a-ea. CANCIII (.lunl 11-.IUIJ 21) DI!CIIIont out of apha today ara, likely' to CIUH you eddtliollal lruttrlllona In· '~ ~ llead of giving you the Mllalactlon IJf ..... ,.. datlvarl a bomblhell. 1;1 •o .... , Ol!venlm.~o ngNewl '' 8tii2R J • J Wotor lorviCo. Swimming !tOOl•. ctat.-ns. wetll. Ph. 1142.11-82111. 75 u.1. a n. Ph•r~tnaa: 1n Our trnage Look at ~Ia In lhe Philippines and Ita ·~lor getUng - none. LaO .· Haw - c• 21 ... .., , .._ •-erdo mtuhl not . . your atrano d lofty, eap.ct.tty II you liMe te .uenct to Mlaljlll ~ lg tm111t.llyou par!Orm pot111y,you 110 t11IIY be don.--- ._to a YIIIIO lAIII81pl II) , _ . , • P~ 'T'IJyGU,., . . . . . . . Nif'lllfle In aiiOCIII lilting tot~~¥- will . , _ your MIIIOitty. Be oerafUt not to NY or ~=--co: :-Generally IF I r' - .. ,OU'Nioaked . . to end ed· .... ., your,.... but tadiY you !MY pul elf ......... In pullltc thirl OIIUkl AIIIIIWI 1111 lull8r Ill your lmege. Be mllldfut ~your IM!te.-lor. • ...... ICOIII'IO . (Clot. - · Zl) "-le 10:a(J) AulD llaclng: A,._ l'or who 1111111't In compteleago-t with yoo toct.y ,.,. apt to experience your IZJIIo$- A IICDnd Loott wr.th. Coming down too .,...d an the wrong guy !MY- you a not NOidlly forael. I.HIYTAIIIUf (Now. 21 Deo.11lllual· S.. IIIII MDJert' journey· bat* to hll hometown In 1814. D Gl • • KN a Alii Bob and Alii ..... lhllr llrat Hlfoua light, !;I ..... ..... Mil condHionl could be a bit more aompllcated !Or rou today than they ap- · to be at fi!al g!Mce. Mova cau1101111)1..,., taka "cithlnQ for granted. CAJIIIICORN (Dec. JNan, 11) Even tliotlgh H'a likely to be rour wtCOU11111 of action, making aompromliea or COl c"Ilona will be dlfllcuH lor you to do lofty. Don't upect 1111 other guy to ylald II you don't. ACIUAIIUI ( , _ . """'11) Try not to d I Lflla 1Mb todel' Ill en,oM or IFF I Stl• you CloUbt. H'l 11:GO•IJl - . ....,, ·-· fGUIIAIIIII w •w • •o . (J) .... .._IIIilllhl Orr TIT II Hlti'NOIId s.tH .=Cat ..... ...... ~·1!11= I lnl!*.av.- 1111 , . _ entllhla- ==~l)::c:::t ~ ... 1 18 ~~aid 14"-bul ~!.~'?neiY 11 Fettuccine, 20 Frame .__ _ _ _ •. -• ., a.em, nffl a lllai(. ..,_ a - a ... I =•H ., ... 'll:llt'lk ._ ...... ,.., a11o . . . ,.._ -....n.~~~~ 'd* i ill.....,,. . . .._lite 111f wtfi • ...-. IIIJ' ' m ,;. the ::r.~ b 1 ......,. lrttllt._eQ e...-11·•• ,g,. I 21:11:fn.r 21 ~ ......_ JO Slliits . . . . . ., _;11111¥-JIIstnllll ,::.!'!) :: r.:~: CIDiofllat •1 Tune 411on enrdsn'"lllt&: .. ·r ', lsLONGFILLOW One letter allnds for anoUw. Ia dill •111 for the three L's, X for the two O'a, etc. apostrophes, the ltn&th and ef ...... an 1111 hints. Eac~ cJ,y the code 5·1 AXQ N XF .. 0 OTY 0 A A ,.... ''• M KE MADE IN 11tE IUW' • to • lllllft, .... ...,. . . JIIIJI ...... _... 1 + • II 111ft · t1 ...... .,:; : AXYDLIAAia MANRS1IiD ' os -. . ' 1~tea~red~~~~;,:;:; DAILYO XR u·a belt -rts••" . .;.,.·- ----.l ·' INT 31 of mind ' ~3 Cracker spread 27 Mistreat 28 Helmsman 29 Hair dye 30 Conclusion 31 Burning 33 Connors score 311 Banlu language 37 Cartographer's work 40 Soft lri the head 43Spoor 44Corroded 45 Vestibule 41Denote DOWN R V S KIf to blull ... - ,_,_ -•• IS N '$ De I .Will ,- 18g::!~he 11 ~rau;!ech HI, ~~~ WOTJOF, y our- IV I horse IZJPh... plnaa •n• JOSEPH 2 In lhe lhick of '3Getlo one's feet 4 Curve 10 OUt ol 5 Sire order 6•1M 12 THie of President's N. Gage Men" book 7 Israeli 13 Between min. region apea I Actress and man? Meara 11 Kyoto 111t1 • hfore 15 Dutch II Have a II . . . Glllce commune taate for M- *t . M....., 17Femaie Cona'111lan, p_, 2' AIC Electrical & Refrigeration R I. R Woior lorviM. Pools, clatern1. well1. lmmldille· 1. 000 ar 2. OOOJIIIono dlllvery. Coli 304-11711-1 7q. .....:_~1~Dat lhl CJl ,. Dll•d Wet• l..,k»: ftooll. Cilt•na. Weill. ,._.ery Any· limo. Coli 114-446-740.. No Sund.,- collo. MOYII: 'Top Gun' •w 'Wera ~:The INT!:U.ECTWAL.. DISCIJSSIQ-1, ' General Hauling g Rlchrnond, VA . A"ider1till or oomm•clal wir· lng. New llrVic:e or tiPMrl. Ueented electrlol., . Ridenour Bectrlcol, 30 ..876-1>786. = (J) 1. . Truott lncl ' r - CI!Mplalllhlp From . D15CI.l5510N / ptar. cupid When Grandl)ll s arnltten wllh a new lad}'. D Gl • D lfelrtlancl The ' Siallorde lose their lamlly dog - twice. 1;1 ~?~ You're right if you thin~ that South was overbidding. However, his band was too ·good far a sign-off at t"" spades, and he was not .sure how his partner would Interpret a jump to three spades. A Rood ap-eement to uae in respoo~e to partner's on&-no-trump overcall of the opponent's openinc il to jump in a suit to invite came, and to cue-bid the enemy's openinc·bid suit to force to game. The defenders quickly took the lint three diamond tricks. Eut then returned the eight of hearts and West's jack fOffi!d dummy's ace. Not Wlnliac to go set more than he had to, decianr took the A·K·Q of clubB, llbeddin& hia beart queen, and then led the queen of spades. Everyone played low, but eventually Easi took a trick with the king. Declarer can play better. Before cashing clubs, he sbould lead dummy'a spade queen. When the 10 falls from the West hand, he can contiDue with theninefromdummy. Wbentbatwilll, he can play dummy's good diamood. East discards, and South throws hi& by THOMAS ACROSS 1 Concern 5meta· boHsm that have helped five ollhe PAISE$, Joaklan. OH 1-800. I : ' 5 37- 9828. +A It I 9! MOYIE: Jawa (PO) (2: ~) ai Munter, 8lle w.- •NIIIh... Now \ .IJITU CROSSWORD 1:1111 rJl llupa ...,. a Tllatr Moma VIs~ flve mothers to explore lhl warm family backgrounds No Co. AON !VANS ENTEA- • ..., .II £li!D MOYIE: The F•r ~ntry (NR) (1 :37) aJP••••Newe ~ SWEEPER .,.d,....,ingmechine riPelr. P_.l. .,.d tu.,Pi•. Plek I up Md ~ery. O.VIa !Vee~~um ' Cleen•. on• h.. f ,mile up ~ Ooorgoo c- Ad. Coli .... 44&0214. I ~lcT•k Pumplntt till). Gol- must find a stolen vial of deadly baelarla. 1;1 Corr..mry work. hn •lng. dry w.l . plumbing. electric... remodlllng comphlle. C.fl I 14 44• BASEIIIENT WATEAP!jOORNG Unooncltlonll lfairne gu•en· t • to• furnidted. ,,.. · _...._.. c.tl coll.cl ()) Mactiyv.. (J) • t•. building. dozer work. Free ettimlt•. Cel114-379-2418 o.jllpoiiiEiec:trlc S.Vice. Elect· ricr motor ul• &. tervice. Automot:lwe electric '~*· Alt•nMon, fM'Witon .. IUrters. 17 '~·St . 114-44&:2362. ~I . ,.t 46 Sp- for Rent pre-birth an11es from an old tv show. !;I (I) Supertiouta Hagler's Knockouts: Hagler Yl Hearns, 1985 and Hagler vs Hamohll II, 1984 Home. • lnipr,ov~,.-.,~ B5 _.,...,,, PEOPLE WE PoN'T Si~l VICI::; 84 Aoorre for rent-week ... month. Starting et •120 • mo. Bl"l• Hotol-814-446-9880. m:~--CIIII "~lNG ()) l!nter181nment Tonight .(I) USA Today 1TfCfiNOI-O(;Y~ .SI(l •.• CAAT'ER'S PWMBING ANOH,ATING • Cor. Fourth end Pine · • Gollpolll, Ohio Phone 11~441·3888 cr 114••&->W77. 45 Furnished ROCMIS Country Moklo Homo ,.,.. 31. Nlfth of ..-..y. WE THE ----~-..;--- 30 4-1711- BB40 or 304-112· for Rent Magazine · lOGETHEil IV & ~eating .. Applo • • 2 bodroom mobile honw on 7.1 acr-. A~Mrtment 7:30 • Ill Femlty FCil M•lor Lligue laHball II Doing it better By James Jacoby 7:011 (J) Andy Griffith • .-----.......·- ---. BRIDGE Ill Cll M•cNelt/ Latner 3SO mol or. """"" 8 " - ttr•. Good Sh.,e. Looka' Good. U,OOO. CoD 114-248-11887. . Building Mlt•illl• Block, brick. ..wer, pip... wlndowl. lnt ..t. etc. Cl&lde Winters, Alo Grw~de, OH. Clll 814-245-1121. From • Ill PM homaZ:I,ft.toog.llt.~ln.hlgl\ ' ·~10 ~j ~·· NaUon - Joint - trJyll - Mit* - 04 !! 01t · thadidja- notice 1 pllWI•.'Thlllllllt.,.la person haa, the stronger the ~N . . k 7:G0(]) Our HouN' --------------~--187 ... 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Fetty ' Trwe frlmming ltUmp r..,_il. Col 30 .. 1711-1331 . , '81 Ford XI, F 210, hell¥\' duty ...•. 480 laur opMd, PW. PL. Aotwy or cable tool driUing. I tit, cruil., elr, AM ~ FM c•utt. Mot1 welt pompllltedl~medl¥. ........ aloe*. • • tlhD, ceb PUmp 111• lnd ,llf'Vice. 304lltf'ttl. blue8ndWhlfa 104.000 8911-3802 trip miles. run1 (lood. tii.IOO.OO. clll 304-1~1-3073 RON'S APPUANcE SERVICE , : oft• 1:00PM. hou• clll ..rvldng QE, Hot ' ltolnt, WMheu, dryer• 1nd l PAICE REDUCE Oil 1813Chov· ...... 30 .. 576-239& rol• 20 Econ~MN~ - one owner, nc oood. AC. PS, Pl. AM -FM, Remodrtlln g. new ldcltiana. c•· j Cl Mdla, cruil& poellra::, •l•m Portlr. 11•-e• 8nd deckl. F,.. 1 IJRim. deluxe Mt.._. lghts. Eltlmotll. Coli 311 .. 8111-34211. 1 .,d moroll 30 .. 171-S?SB. i 77 Dodge von 0478. 30 .. 8711- 82 Pbunbing t 1301. Mobile homo for .,..._ Atl. • 2401- ~:: MZ~: · ~;~ · Lh GIIFacta 79 Motpn Homes Cutl•• Supreme, t1.50o.oo. 304- Dop. roqulrod. CoH 814-446- Trol• for r... : 12110 two bedroom. prlwllte lat e•dln o - on 211 OM I ml• from--' 1200,. mo. Col 114-281-1111. Ill Power Of Chokle ''They always win," he said." I hate to play Devil's ;; Advocate!" The name of the For Sale: 3110Ch..,rotll ~gin• ~ • · *'"'P bod S holot. CoR t 814-,41-1017, . I uood onoa t•8 0 BO. CoH 114-BS:I-3832 or 814-8941733. • (D-.30, I 7Lo":llf-:'o-'-:-.,-r-: ·C:-:-hovy--:Cov~otl~•-.-:::0-:nly •• ·= '74LT01Durd- t3110.00. '71 BDn,_, • ., •• oond, 4 door. 01180.00. 30 .. 176-1122> drHt. 5 ""' ..,., 1111 Pontlec, o... d AM .,.,.., ostOO llrm .Col 11.,:.441-7711 .tt• I P.M. • lot-. ot lho lour tcrombted words be-low 10 form four limplo _ ._ ()) .(1) OINewl · (II IOlldwa•l llll,llt'i ..1878 Ford LTD, clll 304-871718& 12 PIANO FOA SALE. WANTED: R•ponsn,•• paty to . . .,.. ~mill monthly Rrtmenta. SH Locolly . Coi11 -B00-281-·ZIO. Frt~h 1111 Nilun M1ime . '2.10000. 111.000 mlll o - 30 .. 171-1148 oft• _.:OOPM. a~tomatlc:. Sunn 41 2 LH IMplifter, Z40 'Nin• wnh Sunn 880 colit.,m bl'llln. Will sell or t.-dt for blue ar•• inMrument Of ...-1 value. Coli ~14-2.1-9250 . . •-raogo I:GO ~ -1\U' The 1M! . ~pteadee ·~ 1111 30 · ·.. -73.7181. · - - loabcot. ....... fr ,lllo>!llll lillllill 58 1178 Apolo lulak. with AC. 30.000 mil•. one owner. • 2,00000. 304-17&-8718. e.-•- 181 Chi ... 11 11Anguo. ,., """"' u"'""o1n bull. o-. 57 CII'dll a, • • .,,., niW ti,... 30.. 71-8110. . 1988 a.... t:orolco. 11.000' mn... Must 1en. 30.,882· 3148. 2 46-114111. .. CNnlne lull .nd t..,. of wort . . . . . . .,.. all 304-74358H. Musical Instruments 1---------' 84 iloc F.. bloek. Fof Silo: 1 poRod horford buH. w light 1,000 pdo. Coli •814- 304-1711-2278 - r o 1:00 PM ott• clll 876-B840 ott• 8:00 PM. ••f· 19. . ,rantlec lonnwile SSE. 21.000 mi. . . ._ lt>cltdlng phone. Soo ••. oppr.,l•o. prloo negotr.lll& 304--17rrH30 1sk lor c • l • 8:001m to 8:00 prn . Al.a..ma Raalllng HOf'M. IW•d -Ina .o - gonllo. good lOr .... · .... 4:00PM. 30 .. 17&-2088. oft• AKC regltt•ld Minlllure O.c:h.... nd. 1 mole .. d 1 ......o. Unl- : tw.1yr.---··· -od. 2 m..• Pom•.-.1.._ 8 w..ka old. Full-blooclld•. no.,., ••• 0 M MON.. MAY8 Uo... ..,..., fll. Twbo 310. with ·, M91'1h blle PIUUI 01111 The TV LII""'' Group, lfte, ~~Worth, TIC .Shih-tzu pupploo toopodll ho-. AICCf oglltofod, rue~\' to go In 3 wooko. AKC roglotOnd lhlh-tlu m..aiiUd IMI'Iict. Cell ., ........ 114. GOOO USEO APPUANCES Wahers. dry.,., refrlg...tort. r•nges. Skaggs Appllenc.,, Up.,.- Rtver Rd . beeldlt Stone ·. E.:erlse Ode bench t7S.OO. Motto fence 20 rodl, 14Yu47 c ...t Motol. 814-448-7398. Inch• high t40.00. 304-1763775. \AYNE'S FURNITURE Sof• 1nd chlirt priced from t39& ro *995. T1bl• ..,d up to t1215. Hlde-l·bedl t390 to t598. "eclln.. 1225 to t376. Limp• t21 to 1125. Olnett• f101endupto t496. Wood tabte w-0 ch.,.. 1215 to t798. Oetk t100 up to t3711. Hutch• t400endup, bunk beds co~l•• wom.n,...... 1215 •nd up to t385. llby becll. •110. MlnrMNiorbox ll)ringa ' full or tw'n til. firm e78, lnd .... au... .... • 210 • up King e310. 4 drW~er ch•t tee: Gun ca.,.netl I . 8, • 10 pn. mott- 038 • t48. Bod from• •zo. •30 • king fr.m• •50. Oood Mlection of bedroom 1u1t-. m•11 cebinttt, hHdbo•d• UO 1nd up to t85. Auto P1rt1 76 o,_n""ind Cottrt Konnll. Ono I mo. old Aogbluo railtiNCf. tidl mlle. tiok f-.n1le. Call 11•- 4413413. TIAT tAllY EVENING w~rr~! New 110 eleatrOf'IC kninof. •blo. Sinolloo .,.;,love, lnot. bookl... k•........_. .,1'1'111. &'&;;"c:o-'1500. Colll14-441- WHITFS METAL DETECTORS So"'nd toor. 731 •....,ndAvo. 2 IR. utllll• ln'*'dod. Col 81 .. 441-1877. or For Lease For hit · Concr... Md PI-~ IIDtic •enkl. AI 11n1. AON EVANS ENT1!111'RI818, Jo... oon, OH. 1-I'00.8S7·1t28. -------- Wit•. 2 IIOx 100 loto. 22 ft. YlllowIIOM trel•. 12lc12 C8blft& Ia 10 outbuilding. Sundeck. ....... - · · oloc. Halld.,- Hllo Aea-...lonll Pwk. 1 mil• up . . . flun Rd. on AllcooonCr.k. . , ... 817·30ft. ' or ·C.fl3 Wllollcllolr•OM whlllld el«*ic 1Cactl118. Ro..,, -~ol. 1800.811210>1, . M Gollpollo Boot Club. CoN 514-1 ZIIHS7S. . Vwy good ooncltlon. 1 mMt off SWIMIIIIING POOLB t1188 E.ly bird .......... " Hugo 18x3t pool. ..... docli. 1'5 rr e.. CN\11' lAAltl ~To ~f'ff fHF; · Grooming. All brnlle ... All Pot814-446-0231Food Oooi•Jullo-Ph. • Television Viewing 'n'ainiiiL Mabll• S.Vtce. Precl· lion Mollie Merlna ed • , llldlng door& ._ thlrdo oc:ra 248 on loohon Aood. ....,nd nil• on Mfl. bela• end brown. .,.~ REPAIII. -aory Mercruller. Specl11itl Factory 54 Misc. Marchandiae porah-. ni'W added room. . . . Ohio Boats ancl Moton for Sale · 80~T ' 56 .,..----- Monday, May 8, 1989 Groom Md Supplr lhop-Pot Antiques luy or WI. lllvoo:lno Anllquoo. 1124 E. Maln Slr..C, Pllm•OV· Hourt: M.T.W 10o.m . .,lp,m .. Sund.,- 1 to lp.m. •14-ltZ2528. Ao~M~ood doek, 2· bedroo'". ,.._ I ...._ oolo. oholr, -bljo tOll cott.e tale. Good aeftd. Call 114-441-1107. Uood ... • u.n . . ....... • .,.. . .. •goo. rofrlgorllara ........ 'NIIVtl ovena. IC4in' • ADDtlilrl01. 217 E. 2nd lt.. ~merG¥1 114-IU-1338 or 114-BSI3811. . Far lolo: 1111 8..28 ciOublo 1171 12110 -~ Pomaov-MidcleP«\0 Ohio 32 .MoblleH- bul~ ---- ~----- RVN �• Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 500 attend. •• Monday, May 8, 989 Continued from page l --------------------------------------- , • I f TAKING BLOOD- Nucy GrUIIth, a phlebotomist at Veterus Memorli.l Hospital, takes blood from the linger of Martha Hollman who was one ofthe over 310 who had tbetestcompleted at Sunday's annual open house of Veterans Memorial Hospital. Ms. Griffith was one of ten hospital employees taking blood during tbe afternoon. .---Local news briefs--.... Continued from page 1 EMS has 11 weekend calls . ' Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports 11 calls this past weekend; six on Saturday and 'five on Sunday: Saturday at 2:06 a.m .. Pomeroy went to Chlldrens Home Road for DarIa Pickett who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 4 a.m .. Syracuse was called to the scene of aulD accident on State Route 124 for Charles Canter who was transported to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 6:22 a .m., Middleport was called to Front St. In Cheshire for Robert Hupp who was taken to Pleasant Valley Hospital. At 5:07 p.m .. Pomeroy squad 1 was called to an auto accident on State Route 248 and transported Brenda Fuller and Sharon Baker from the accident scene to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Pomeroy squad 4 was called at 5:27p.m. to the same accldenHor Laura Clark to Veterans Memorial HospitaL At 10:34 p.m. , Pomeroy was called for E;rnest Barrows who was taken to Veterans Memorial HospitaL On Sunday at 3:31a.m., Pomeroy was called to East Main St. for Robert White who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. 'At 6:28a.m., Pomeroy went to Laurel Cllf!RoadforClltr Jacobs to Veterans Memorial HospitaL Pomeroy at J: 17 p.m. was called to the Americare-Pomeroy Nursing Center for Evelyn Spencer to Veterans Memorial Ho,spltaL Racine at 5:31 p.m. was called to Sharon Hollow Road for Charles Heck to Veterans Memorial HospitaL Racine at 8:21p.m. went to State Route 124 for Paul Schuler to Veterans Memorial HospitaL Woman seeks money judgment Linda Sue Hawley, Middleport. has filed suit In Meigs County Common Pleas Court for a judgment of undisclosed amount from Veterans Memorial HospitaL The judgment action Is the result of an Incident Nov. 16, 19871n which the plaintiff was treated In the emergency room of the hosP.o~tal. A!'cordlng to the complaint, while being treated In the emergency room. the plaintiff was Instructed to sit on the edge of an examination table by a hospital employee or employees, and while sitting on the edge of the table. she fainted and fell from the table. striking her head and left arm on the floor. As a result of the alleged fall. the plaintiff allegedly sustained permanent pain. damage and suffering. As a further result of ' the alleged fall, the plaintiff Incurred medical and hospital · ex penses In the amount of $8.143.71 and expects to incur further such expenses In the future. The pia In tiff charges that the hospitaL through Its employees, negllgenty failed to exercise the necessary degree of emergency room skill and care. thereby resulting In her Injuries. The plainti!Ldemands judgment for compensatory damag~s and a trial by jury. In other court matters. Citizens National, a division of the First Huntington National Bank. Point Pleasant. W.Va .. has filed suit against Timothy C. Ha'ckett, Langsville, for a judgment of $5.70l.77. of the local heart association, and hospital staff members reported the test results to those ulldergolng the testing. Members of the heart group also showed a video tape on healthcare during the afternoon In the hospital conference room. Members of the hospital 's volunteer organization - the Women's Auxiliary- were In the lobby, also to register ·VIsitors and perform other public servl· ces ana members were also stationed in the hospital hallways to assist In a smooUt traffic flow for those undergoln& the cholesterol testing as well as other visitors. Various hospital employees were on hand to·· greet the public during the three hour open house and assist In various capacities as well as to conduct tours. There was a station set up to provide free blood pressure checks for visitors. The hospital was decorated with balloons carrying out the theme of NatiOnal Hospital Week. Veterans Memorial Hospl~ tal, Wellspring of the Commun· · lty, and with floral arrangements. There were favors carrying out the week 's theme and pamphlets relating to var· lous healthcare distributed. As a part of the week-long observance, the hospital will hold career day on Wednesday for Meigs High ·School students, the third such day held for local high school students recently. On Thursday, a cookout will be held for all employees and volunteers and the annual mock disaster drill will be staged. On Friday, the hospital will provide tours for two classes of Headstart pupils and service awards will be presented to long-time em· ployees and as well as special 1. of the Cheshire community. died this morning at Holzer Medical Center. He was a retired plant operator lor Anderson Blackrock. Galllpo· lis Ferry, W.Va. Born March 4. 1921 In Point Pleasant . he was the son of Dewey and Clalrabelle (Green• leyl Jones. He Is survived by his wife, 'Genevle (Flint) Jones; two daUghters, Wllmajean Garcia of New · Jersey, and Jeannette Grate of Long Bottom, Ohio; one son. James I. Jones of Cheshire; five grandchildren; and one brother, Charles Jones of California. He attended the Rutland Church of the Nazarene and was a U.S. Army veteran of World War 11. He was a member of tbe DAV and the VFW. . Services will be Wednesday, 3 p.m. at the Waugh-Halley·Wood Funeral Home. Burial will be In the Ohio Valley Memory 'Gardens. Friends may call Tuesday, 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.. at the funeral borne. .Thelma V. Sines . 11Mt1ma Vupua SiDes. 52, of ...... dllld 111111~ 7, 1989 Ill P' IIC Vllley 8Gm Plb. 14. 193 in St. Pial. 'H:_ . . League. She was preceded in death by one daughter, Terrie Osborne and one brother, Sam Robinson. . Surviving are her husband, Richard R. Sines of Mason; three daughters, Cathy Geocge of Zanes· ville~ Ohio, Debbie Jenkins of Pomeroy, Ohio and Sherrie Thompson of Mason; and two stepsons, Richard R. Sines, Jr. and Timothy Sines both of Mason. Also survivins are one sister, Dorolhy Shaffin o( St.Paul, Va.; four brothers, Charles Robinson of Pen· sacola, Fla., Bob and Freddie Robinson of Richmond, Va. and Joe Robinson of SL Paul, Va.; and seven grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at I p.m. at the FosJesong Funeral Home with the Rev. Leo Lash officiatins. Burial will foUow in tbe Mei&s Memory Ganlells. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday from 6 10 9 p.m. Dall• E. Roush l)a1laa Eusene RoUsh, 43, of Henderson died Saturday, May 6, 1989 It Holzer Medical Caner in Galllpolil after a long illness. He wu born Oct. 16, 1!14.5 In Hondei&Oit. He llbNidcd the Viclllry ApllsiOile Church in Point Pleasant IIIII worbd fCI' W.Va. MallCiblc !roll of Point PlcMant. He wu JAwedod Ia dealh by ooe llrolbar1Doaald B. Roush. of $. l'llil. VL IIIII the lWttJt lt75 ••••••••• 1 • • -. ·''' •:o;iJ•ot ;a.tll.... Qlild~·· • • = .:::~~ot:PI~· me:':~ ......_fJfFiany Clrolylltauab of,.......... U.. 'Dtmmy IIIII P11n 1 ' AIIO • · ....... . . .. . . . . . . Della dille ... ,.,_ ol Fire runs Pomeroy Fire Department answered one In-town alarm and live out-of-town alarms during the month of April, requiring 401 man hours from department volunteers, Of the six alarms, two were structure fires, two were vehicle fires or accidents. one was a brush fire and one a mutual aid call. Fire trucks were qrlven a total of 329 miles In April. Reds blank . Mets, 3.0 Page 3 3140 • 60 MILLION t; \ ' ~ J ' • ..· " 1 Section, 10 Pagas Pomeroy Middleport. Ohio, Tuesday. May 9, 198"9 SEiiiVICi oi$8Ji!:iVIE8 75TH An open lloue In celebration of the slgnlng'of the legislation that started the Cooperative Extension Service was held at the Meigs County office on Mulberry Helrhts Monday. Among the muy who stopped by to joiD In the celebratloa were two fonner long-time extension agents, Qeneva Veterans Memor.lal Saturday admissions - Darla Pickett, Pomeroy; Charles Can· ter. Syracuse. . Saturday discharges- Russeli Cullums, Amber Short, Charles Canter. Sunday admlsslons - Walter Barrett Sr.. VInton; Clifford Jacobs, Pomeroy; Evelyn Spencer. Pomeroy; Charles Heck, Portland; Paul Schuler, Portland. Sunday discharges - Hilda Monahan. Marriage licenses have been Issued In Meigs County Probate Court to Danny Ray Porter. 28. Point Pleasant, W.Va .. and Ruth Ann Faulk. 25. Middleport; Ken· dall Matthew Lemley, 23, Pomeroy, and Amanda Diann Autherson, 27, Pomeroy: ·:':!"B)·iG\'l'lE Sentinel Coi'I'Mpondent A parade to kick off the l9S9 baseball season will be held In the village of Syracuse saturday, beginning at 11 a.m .. according to the Syracuse VIllage Council. Council also announced Marty Maynard was hired as manager of London Pool during Monday night's regular session. The paradewlllformonDusky Street behind Larry's and travel' .. ' 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc. NeW,PIPM SKIN LOTIONS up river on·viUs:ge sireets·to·the' • Municipal Park. Following the para.d e ballgames will get underway· Members of the Syracuse Baseball Association have been busy painting and doing repair In preparation for the season. Others hired to work at London Pool were nine life guards. Hired were Eber Pickens, Jr., Shelly Connolly, Lesley Carr, Annett Cardone, David Deem, Doug By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Funding for the 1988 year, and expense equally. one-third each. .sentinel News Staff Mayor Hoffman says It will be ·Pomeroy Village, however .. Is A planned decrease In state about the same this year, was not currently participating In the funding for Meigs County's only $104,489 from state funds , $49,482 cost of the operation, and as 'public transportation system from 'federal funds, $44,722 from Councilman James Clatworthy the Blue Streak Cab Co. - ·and I the sale of tokens to riders, and commented "that's not fair." the Impact of that on local $10,970 In local monies. The local It was decided that Mayor fundlng ' agencles was discussed monies, he reported, were pro- Hoffman will direct a letter to at length at Monday night's vlded !rom Middleport VIllage Pomeroy Village Council remeetlng of Middleport VIllage funds, a total of $7,500, and from questing funding participation. In other action Council gave a CounciL the Meigs County Commission· Mayor Fred Hoffman reported ers, $3,500. third and !Ina! reading and that he had attended a meeting · "We need to do something adopted an ordinance prpvldlng onAprU 27wltl\OhloDepartment . before 1990 to get In additional for an increase of burial fees of Transporallon officials In funo:ts," Mayor Hoffman said, from $150 to $250, and lot sale (a which It was· anno1111ced that stressing the need to look for plot for four people) from $300 to state funds for local transit financial support from other $400. It was passed with a five to systems will bE> decreased by five sources. · one vote, with Councilman Paul percent in 1990. The only source for additional Gerard giving the "no" vote. "That five percent," he said, funds, he said. Is through raising Council also gave a first "can be translated Into about a the pr'lce for riders or getting reading to an ordinance which $21.000 decrease based on this support for the system from will keep Columbia Gas Co. rates year's figures, meaning that the Pomeroy Village which Is . not for service at the current level l~al share will have to be now contributing. through Dec. 31, 1990. Increased by a bout that During the discussion, Council· Discussed again at last night's amount" man Dewey Hqrton pointed out meeting was the proposed emMayor Hoffman reported that that the original verbal agree ployment of a full-lime ecoabout 84,000 persons a year use ment when the transit system nomic development director for the cabs and that the cab was started was that Middleport, the village. Mayor Hoffman company Is reimbursed for rider· . Pomeroy and the Meigs County noted that Fruth Pharmacy has ship only. ,--C~o~m~m~ls~s~lo~n::er~s:_:w~o~u~ld~~;:.!t~he:__:·~c~o~n~tl~n~ue~d~o~n:g:~21~0--, Lavender, Scott McPllall, and Kevin Burgess. Pool passes will be S25 a person · with no family passes to be offered. Admission at the gate will be $2 for adults, $1.50 for students and $1 for pre-school children. Party rates are $50 an hour with a minimum of two hours. Mayor Eber Pickens reported that repair at the pool has been Continued on page 10 · ·Dr. Guttenttan addresses fifth M'DD dinner meeting SUAVE SKIN l.l11ltiN 1001. By NANCY YOACHAM Sentinel News Staff "Persons with disabilities want to be part of the American dream we all know," said Dr. June Gutterman, director of the Ohio Bureau of Vocational Reba· bllltation, speaking at Monday night's fifth annual dlnril!r for the Meigs County Board of Mental RetardatiOn-Developmental Dis· abilities. The dinner was held at Carleton !\cboolln Syracuse. Gutterman, who has a diverse background In the MRDD field, pointed out In her remarks that people with mental retardation or developmental disabilities "don't want to havetobudget for three weeks just to go to McDonalds. They want to have something In their pockets, other than a few pennies. They want to be able to come and go, take risks, make mistakes and partake In everything that we (people without mental retarda· lion or developmental dlsablllt· lies) partake In wllh the same freedom of choices." So where does that lead the people who lnvt!llt the public dollars, or the parents looking for support? she asked. "It leads us to ask a different set of questions. We often look at youngsters with retardatioa and otherdlsabllltles and say, 'what will happen to them"! Who will be there to take care of them." ' Instead, said Gutterman, the parents and the professionals and the people Investing the public dollars sboukl be uklng the questions of the younasters with retardatiOn and other dl• abiUtlt!ll, 'what will you do when you grow up? Where will you work? How will you take care of youself?' Gutterman described these u an "Important set of questions" wblch convey an expectation In the abilities ot the YOU!Iiltera of whom the ques· tlou are being uked. "Without expectatlona, tbose questions III!Ver ever begin tQ get · -an• SAVIHS EVERYDAY M COCA-COU PRODUCtS AT RITE AID 2 UTER BOTTLE \ · •rt••••~!!L· HfRR'S POTATO CHIPS 6 QZ.IAG . 99.C Nolan, 1938 to lHS, c. E. Biake~~lee, 1940 to 1974. They were join~' her by John Rice, extension ar;ent slnc'e · Blakeslee's retirement, staltdlnr;, and Cindy Oliveri, extension agent, home economics, since 1984 to • look over a scrapbook of newspaper clippings of activities tbrough the year. Plan parade to kick off '89 hliSe~all season in Syracuse CROW · IIEIItiEil LADY SPEED STD.OR SPEED DRY 11111.1.-1111 1.5 oz. Seeks licences , _......._ -- --7.-- - ' Impact of reduced transit funds topic of Middleport Council utJIHD A1171&111 , oz. PTOtomeet Syracuse PTO will meet 7 p.m. Tuesday evening. Band and . vocal selections by the 4th, 5th and 6th graders will be presented. · Dance alated Round and square dancing will be featured Friday evenillg, from 8 to 11 p.m., at lhe Senior· Citizens Center Jn Pomeroy. Music will be by the True Country Ramblers. The public Is . welcome. Bring snacka for the snack table. AAudAI·MH The Pomeroy grDIIJII of Alcobollcs Anonymous and AI· Anon . wlllmeetThunday, 7p.m.,at the Sacred Heart Churcb, Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy. MeedqtoaJcM ' There will be a P.l'O mll!etlng and art fair top'fht (Mqllday) , 7 p.m., at RlverYitll' Elemeatary. The public llln\ltllld to attend. .. 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Jones. 68. m' recognition given officers or the Women's Auxiliary. Hospital Administrator Scott L11cas commented that lie Is extremely pleased with the strong public support shown at Sunday's open house and particularly In ,view of the weather which was not conducive to people leaving the warmth and comfort of their homes. ' ~,J11N 1 ill'~ SENIOR CITIZENS 'liTE AID DISCdUNT PHARMACY. 306 UST UIN· STRED NIDOY, OHIO PIIAIMACY PHONE: 992-2586 .~ ' \ wered," she said. jobs and Integration In the "The challenge as we build community, must be expanded, toward the future Is to begin to said Gutterman. Training must ask these dlf!eren t kinds of be provided so that people with questions and take a hard look at special needs can work In the the expectations we have. What comq~unlty, and then follow -up are 'our' expectations, and more support must be provided to keep Importantly, what are '\heir' these people working In the '(the youngsters who are dis- community. abled) expectations for their own The biggest change we can all lives." make, said Gutterman, Is to gl~e GuttE>rman noted throughout the persons with mental retarda· her remarks that the "key to tlon and developmental dlsablll· building. a better future for the ties that we work with, the right mentally retarded and develop- · to make choices and take risks. men~ly disabled" citizens of "And we can do this today Ohio, as well as the entire United because the mechanisms to do Slates, "Is change." this are In place." · She pointed out that until about Gutterman commended Ca· 20 or so years ago, the way to help rleton School-Meigs Industries people with mental retardation for Its emphasis and commit· or developmental dlsab!Utles tment "toward quality and con' was to Institutionalize them In tlnued ~owth In the community; large facilities, In pastoral pia· allowing more options and chol· ces, where their basic needs ces for everyone In Meigs could be met. "But that wasn't County." good enough," she said, and Robert Eason, president of the flitally, parents began saying Meigs MRDD Board, extended they didn't want their children thanks to other board members Institutionalized. They wanted for their time and energies spent their children at home with them, In helping to enhance the Jives of partlcl;>atlng In their commun· Meigs County's citizens with lty, and finally, community· mental retardation and develop-. based support for the mentally mental dlsab!Utltes. He also retarded and developmentally stressed that It Is the continued close relationship of many of the disabled came Into being. But community-based support, county's various .agencies that help ·to provide the quality services at Carleton School· -Meigs Industries "wltbln the budget we have to ·work with." Eason shared a favorite quote. "Quality II never an accident. It's always the result of.intelll· gent effort." In brief clllllng remarkl, Ca· rleton SchoOl Superintendent Lee Wedemeyer commended theCa· rleton Scbool·MeJ&I Jnduatrles penonnel for their wllllnpns to help make the dreams of the youngsters and adults they work with come true. ' Wedemeyer cited examples of staff membera, on their own Ume, without belni told or asked, Continued on pare 10 • UNITED EFFORT- Three U.S. Congreasmen joined hands on the Silver Memorial Bridge over lhe Ohio River yesterday as a symbol of joining efforts to complete the four lanes oa US 35 In GaiDa County, Ohio, and Mason County, 'West ' VIrginia. (Left to Bob McEwen, 8-0hlo, and Bob Wille, D·W.Va., expressed their concerns and plans to work as a team In Washington to complete the four·lue highway. (OVP photo by Margaret Caldwell) . U. S. Congressmen say ·cooperation needed to make highway .link reality " By CHARLES A. MASON OVPStalf ON THE SILVE{{ -MEMORIAL BRIDGE Three U.S. con· gressmen expressed cooperation adrnist the roar of tmiler trucks and amused glances of truck drivers here Monday afternoon thai a four· lane hi&hway for Mason and Gallia counties will become a reality. Standing a! the state line of West Vaginia-Ohio, U.S. Reps. Bob WJSe, D-W.Va.; Bob McEweit, R· Ohio; and Clarence Miller, R-Ohio, held hands togetller while the steady Ohio River churned below to symbolize a worlting plan tbey 've put together 10 get the mil· lions of dollars needed 10 build the highway. A comDiete four·Q highway through lfie two counties lw been a lons-aougbt dream for more t1m1 30 yean. Miller, the oldest of the U.S. conan-nen IIIII fll1lcq milloriiJ member of the ~ Haole ApjAoprialions Comm-llid the stroke of COO(lllrati011 reminded him wben community leaders went 10 Washingtoa to sedt money for the very bridge they were standing 011 in the 8ftcrm8lli of the Silver Briii&O di'8• in 1967 whldl lrarllpCirlallo between Point Pleant IIIII Kanauga. levered ..That bridge went up faaer: than any other." Miller, then in his first year in Congress, recalled Monday.. w~ said the four•lane will elitrliilate a traffic bottleneck and gene~ate jobs for tbe two counties. Wise and others were instrumental in tbe ·passage of a $200,000 feasibility .study for the West Vaginia section of tbe four-~ i!f Congress last year. Miller saJd the three-phase plan for lhe complete four-lane through Gallia Cowlly is done and now the money mUSt be obtained from !he federal highway 1rust fund. Gasoline taxes fuel the fund. . . 'Together with local, state and federal· agreement we will move· forward," said McEwen, a member of the House public works commit· tee. Wlso said the lhrco con· greasmen's goal in WashingtOn is 10 ma1ce the four-Jane "• 10p primty.• bolh states. - Encouraging mutual efforts by state governments and citizens committees in both states to work together for the completion of the project. ''The feasibililystudy will look · at tbe ecooomic benefits and the site of !he road," Wise said, adding tbe project can 'I even begin wilhout tbe study which was BJllli'OVed by Plcaident Reaprt before he left office. Wrso ensineenxt the study's passage in the House and then received support for tbe projec1 in the U.S. Senate from Sens. Robert C. Byrd, 0-W.VL, and Jay Rock· efeller, 0-W.Va. During discussion Monday at the Mason County Courthouse in Point ~t, Boclde S~in, Mason CoUJuy AN Chlmber of Com· anerc;e ....dent. llld ~ Bone, The workin& plan incfudea: prel"-ol the Greene Caunty - Seold'W wlutfev« fimciiDa is uCom-~1111!!!1!:!!!~, -IIJIIC)illed u the nee for tbo aillliies ~ U...,f(l' the follow-up and PgiRI !of IIIJ!Ies in Ohio wort. NOidy 3QO r !'"'all from bod! IIIII Weit~ - Sendhls a 1ellll' aiped by lidel olllll Oblo RMr llld lito WtSe, Mcl!wen ll!d Miller request- jOVI .,,. ......... ttl """' ing lllppCirt far die DIOleot tioll die leadenlllp of tbe BoUle Publle Works and Transponatlon Commit· COURdeiiiiDlllll tee IIIII the rele¥antltllx:ommiDccl. highway It a Dell' - CocRIInldnl il1l lfrocll 10 ft!C*lq. The Jl<tC*d secure the nec:ellliy 1111e and elude . . . 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